All That Clutter on Facebook
No doubt, Facebook might in some ways be like a garage sale where one person's trash is another person's clutter.
But seriously, there are days when I think some of those on my friends list don't have enough to do. All of us on FB have probably shared or posted quotes, humorous YouTube videos, and various photographs or drawings of animals and/or famous people purportedly saying something that might be funny.
But when I see hundreds of witty sayings clogging up my newsfeed, I start noticing that some people are sitting at their computers for hours, posting a new canned graphic and "witticism" every 30 seconds. I'll stipulate that I am in the retirement generation, so it's highly possible that I "don't get it," but what's the point of deluging all of us with this stuff?
Or, are people just too bored for their own good?
It would be nice to see some actual personal news or a mention about the relatives coming to town or even the weather.
Cluelessly,
Malcolm
But seriously, there are days when I think some of those on my friends list don't have enough to do. All of us on FB have probably shared or posted quotes, humorous YouTube videos, and various photographs or drawings of animals and/or famous people purportedly saying something that might be funny.
But when I see hundreds of witty sayings clogging up my newsfeed, I start noticing that some people are sitting at their computers for hours, posting a new canned graphic and "witticism" every 30 seconds. I'll stipulate that I am in the retirement generation, so it's highly possible that I "don't get it," but what's the point of deluging all of us with this stuff?
Or, are people just too bored for their own good?
It would be nice to see some actual personal news or a mention about the relatives coming to town or even the weather.
Cluelessly,
Malcolm
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