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Why I Just Deleted More Than 200 ‘Friends’ From Facebook

My Facebook was getting out of control. Here’s why I had to delete a bunch of Facebook ‘friends’. 



  • Hi

    I suppose the obvious question is why not have 2 accounts on Facebook?

    Regards

    David
  • Having more than one account on Facebook violates their Terms Of Service. You can have as many fb pages as you want though they are a little different.
  • Annelie Näs
    I have never added people I don't know on facebook, but I find it interesting that people do. Perhaps it is because, as you, people just find it interesting to grow their social media network- To me facebook have always been the personal one, while for example at Twitter I just want to hear what everyone i saying. Good post though!
  • nora
    that's how i feel too. facebook for me is more personal. if i don't know you in real life (or have a long relationship with you online already) i most likely won't add you.

    twitter for me is more about the content.
  • Exactly. Twitter is about exchanging content and Facebook is for finding out what my friend Jeremiah did when he visited New York City : )
  • Peace,

    Thank you for sharing this.

    Quality unique content.

    Keep it up man!!

    Peace,

    Brad
  • I think that you are casting an interesting thought on social networks. Now I don't use facebook much, but I guess we all need some intimate space online as we have off line.
  • Shelley
    Nice to see someone talk about this concept. Enjoyed your thoughts.
  • Strange thing is that around here lots of people are on FB, but won't participate on blogs, etc. So to reach them and get the word out I need to do the FB thing to get the blog info out...so they at least know it is there. As a result I limit my personal use of FB and try to get local area people to interact with a community blog. Sort of backwards when you think about it.
  • You're right there is a huge potential audience on Facebook but I feel for me personally it is better to engage them through groups or Facebook pages.
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