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Why Do I Use Facebook?

It’s quite simple, really.

I use Facebook because I know people who use Facebook.

  1. If I say something witty, they can read it, and comment, or laugh silently to themselves, which I imagine is more often the case.
  2. If they say something witty, I can read it, and laugh; if they say something stupid, I can read it, and correct them. (Note: someone is wrong on the Internet.)
  3. The comments I do receive are from people I know, not spambots.

That last item is the only reason I’m feeding posts on my website into Facebook.

I’m not averse to sharing some information publicly. I am, however, wary of something that pretends to be intimate and personal — a few friends gathered together at a bar — and yet is not.