Facebook Overload

However, a few months back Facebook changed the look of the newsfeed. Now so much information comes across that any personal friend's message is likely to get lost. I thought I had solved it by making each of my contacts a "close friend". Ha! I thought smugly, I will just click on close friends and lose a lot of the other stuff.

This makes it impossible to catch everything someone says that I actually would like to comment on, unless I quit writing and painting so that can Facebook full time. Therefore, I might as well not be on Facebook at all.
Plus it really feels like an invasion of privacy. I don't think it is every friend of a friend's business what I say on Facebook, nor do they need to see everything I post. Evidently others feel this way, too, because I am seeing a whole lot more of just generic sayings and photos being posted than I am original thoughts. Why take the time to share your thoughts if they just get lost in all of the yada yada with strangers that Facebook decided we should care about?
Yeah, I know some people have said you "just hover over a persons name and click on something or another" and you won't see all of those extra posts. Not only am I not sure if that will then also eliminate the comments I SHOULD see, but I simply don't have the time to do that to every contact I have on Facebook. Unless you have about 10 friends on there it would take hours or days.


Published on February 21, 2012 08:38
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