JMohegan
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Anyone use facebook?
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eastern sun
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I haven't been very active on facebook until recently. After watching the events in Egypt, I decided I didn't want to be late for the revolution when it's called. 
Flintvoyager
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on facebook all the time!!! to many games to play!!! LOL
Chiara_searches
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I tend to have a similar view to DVS. I use facebook, reluctantly, to keep in touch with family mostly and a few friends. But I rarely say much about what's going on in my life because I worry about what can be gleaned from facebook posts. I want some things protected like my privacy; yet I'm willing to share other things about myself on lit. Hmmmm. Time to excuse myself to go psychoanalyze why there's a difference.
Lizzie_Borden
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My guess would be because your facebook friends are your real world friends, whereas the people of Lit are nameless, faceless words on a screen?
chy_girl
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I used to be on Neopet ... does that count?
Neopets! I'd forgotten about that!!!
*Wanders off to try and remember the password and see if Fred is still alive*
Kojote
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I second that.
My 'friends' on facebook are people I actually know personally and customers of my business.
Though lots of my customers are into kinks like mine at least as much could feel offended by the fact I write erotic fiction. Especially the kinky sort.
I don’t actually lie on facebook. But I keep silent about lots of things.
aniserouge
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Never heard of it, is it a blog or something?
Etoile
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marieR19
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I've been on Facebook for a good 3+ years now. Used to be totally addicted to one of the pet games on there, spent waaaaay too much time on it, but thankfully I got over that when they killed the game by changing it way too much.
I'm "friends" on Facebook with much of my family (who I hardly ever see), and a lot of my old friends from school and childhood. I've actually found it's a really easy, non-confrontational way of sussing out who cares about what... I posted a link about gay rights, and my super-conservative school friend liked it and commented on it. I posted a "flair" related to bdsm, and my cousin commented positively on it.
I'm "friends" on Facebook with much of my family (who I hardly ever see), and a lot of my old friends from school and childhood. I've actually found it's a really easy, non-confrontational way of sussing out who cares about what... I posted a link about gay rights, and my super-conservative school friend liked it and commented on it. I posted a "flair" related to bdsm, and my cousin commented positively on it.
YourCaptor
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My first blog was Xanga, back in 2003, that was the golden age of blogs. Sighs with nostalgia
I actually saw facebook before myspace. It looked neat and clean, but I already has a nice xanga so I thought "naw".
After the great xanga crash of twenty-O-5, social networks just weren't appealing. Especially since I have yet to see one that looks better than xanga.
Its really awkward when someone in your circle dies, their profile always remains like it was. Ghost comes to mind. I think maybe that was what ended it all.
I actually saw facebook before myspace. It looked neat and clean, but I already has a nice xanga so I thought "naw".
After the great xanga crash of twenty-O-5, social networks just weren't appealing. Especially since I have yet to see one that looks better than xanga.
Its really awkward when someone in your circle dies, their profile always remains like it was. Ghost comes to mind. I think maybe that was what ended it all.
Etoile
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Oh dear god, golden age of blogs was Xanga in 2003? I am Oh El Dee OLD.
Velvet Bubbles
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Yeah, I'm on there. Was very against it at first. But then found it was a great way to get back in contact with all the people I'd "lost". Heck, just added me another one recently. Neither one of us knew the other had gotten married since we last talked years ago! LOL
I also play a few of the games. Which ones depend on my current mood and patience level though.
I also play a few of the games. Which ones depend on my current mood and patience level though.
