TET: I would talk 500 pages, and I would talk 500 more

[Kiruri]

Yes. Then she says it'd still be a good idea to stay away from it.

As someone who is 25 and uses social media I'd say your mom has a horrible concept of social media, and the advice she gave you can harm you in the long run.

PPtttfff as if that gave you some sort of validity on the subject xP

"As a 19 year old social butterfly, I'd say your mom can shove her horrible concept of social media up her buttocks ^-^ "

[Soldati Senza Confini]

I get it. I just don't get the whole "banned for life".

My dad always have implied for me to protect my identity. I do to a significant degree, but I also have to think of social exposure. In other words I keep a healthy balance.

Heh ^^ I'm a mostly open book.

I'm not.

God knows how many things I have kept from any of you.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

As someone who is 25 and uses social media I'd say your mom has a horrible concept of social media, and the advice she gave you can harm you in the long run.

PPtttfff as if that gave you some sort of validity on the subject xP

"As a 19 year old social butterfly, I'd say your mom can shove her horrible concept of social media up her buttocks ^-^ "

It's not only that. I also had some friends in the EMAC (Emerging Media and Communications) degree and my ex-girlfriend uses social media for a living.

It is a bad idea overall to actually deprive yourself from social media nowadays and not make an online exposure.

Just right now my dad was telling me that every new customer he has had for his business has come from people googling the website we created long ago.

[Ethel mermania]

I never understood people like that.

I get it. I just don't get the whole "banned for life".

My dad always have implied for me to protect my identity. I do to a significant degree, but I also have to think of social exposure. In other words I keep a healthy balance.

here you have some anominity, but over all your dad is not wrong. Facebook is forever.

[Planeia]

I get it. I just don't get the whole "banned for life".

My dad always have implied for me to protect my identity. I do to a significant degree, but I also have to think of social exposure. In other words I keep a healthy balance.

here you have some anominity, but over all your dad is not wrong. Facebook is forever.

Well, not exactly. It's quickly phasing out like Myspace did. I believe Twitter and Instagram are taking its place.

[Coffee Cakes]

Pretty well this morning.
Church was good.

Now... to enjoy the rest of my day.

Good to hear church went well.

Aye. The speaker today is a missionary that serves over in Malaysia and Indonesia...
Of course... itmade me pay better attention, but half of that was spent thinking about my bf, too. xD

How's your Sunday?

[Immoren]

here you have some anominity, but over all your dad is not wrong. Facebook is forever.

Well, not exactly. It's quickly phasing out like Myspace did. I believe Twitter and Instagram are taking its place.

I'd think that comparing FB to Twitter and Instagram is like comparing apples and baseballs.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

I get it. I just don't get the whole "banned for life".

My dad always have implied for me to protect my identity. I do to a significant degree, but I also have to think of social exposure. In other words I keep a healthy balance.

here you have some anominity, but over all your dad is not wrong. Facebook is forever.

Indeed, however, it also depend on other factors (for instance, if you go into business and you plan to broaden your online exposure you probably want to give up some of that anonymity).

It's basically where your priorities lay more often than not. You give up some anonymity when doing business online, but as a private individual you're not really hurting yourself if you protect your identity online more often than not.

[Ethel mermania]

here you have some anominity, but over all your dad is not wrong. Facebook is forever.

Well, not exactly. It's quickly phasing out like Myspace did. I believe Twitter and Instagram are taking its place.

its searchable and traceable, untill archive servers go away, (like the wayback machine) it will always be there.

[Totally Not Leningrad Union]

here you have some anominity, but over all your dad is not wrong. Facebook is forever.

Well, not exactly. It's quickly phasing out like Myspace did. I believe Twitter and Instagram are taking its place.

Eww tween girl websites

Good to hear church went well.

Aye. The speaker today is a missionary that serves over in Malaysia and Indonesia...
Of course... itmade me pay better attention, but half of that was spent thinking about my bf, too. xD

How's your Sunday?

I'm fine, thanks

[Soldati Senza Confini]

here you have some anominity, but over all your dad is not wrong. Facebook is forever.

Well, not exactly. It's quickly phasing out like Myspace did. I believe Twitter and Instagram are taking its place.

Twitter has its uses for a younger "text messaging" demographic.

I've never gotten used to twitter.

[Ethel mermania]

here you have some anominity, but over all your dad is not wrong. Facebook is forever.

Indeed, however, it also depend on other factors (for instance, if you go into business and you plan to broaden your online exposure you probably want to give up some of that anonymity).

It's basically where your priorities lay more often than not. You give up some anonymity when doing business online, but as a private individual you're not really hurting yourself if you protect your identity online more often than not.

a website advertising your business has never been defined as social media. facebook and twitter are.

[Kiruri]

here you have some anominity, but over all your dad is not wrong. Facebook is forever.

Well, not exactly. It's quickly phasing out like Myspace did. I believe Twitter and Instagram are taking its place.

Quickly phasing Soldi's Ass.. it's actually pretty strong. It's lost some ground with the younger folks, but it's not going anywhere for a long while.

Twitter and Instagram are gaining ground, but not taking its place.

[Immoren]

Well, not exactly. It's quickly phasing out like Myspace did. I believe Twitter and Instagram are taking its place.

Twitter has its uses for a younger "text messaging" demographic.

I've never gotten used to twitter.

I made a twitter account.
Haven't touched it in months.

[Kiruri]

Well, not exactly. It's quickly phasing out like Myspace did. I believe Twitter and Instagram are taking its place.

Eww tween girl websites

:c I twitter and instagram :'c

[Planeia]

Well, not exactly. It's quickly phasing out like Myspace did. I believe Twitter and Instagram are taking its place.

Eww tween girl websites

I know, right?

[Kiruri]

Well, not exactly. It's quickly phasing out like Myspace did. I believe Twitter and Instagram are taking its place.

its searchable and traceable, untill archive servers go away, (like the wayback machine) it will always be there.

Whatever's on the net, stays on the net ^^

Which means we should act with caution, but not outright fear it ^^

[Kiruri]

Twitter has its uses for a younger "text messaging" demographic.

I've never gotten used to twitter.

I made a twitter account.
Haven't touched it in months.

I use twitter, though not to post what I do every second of my life, I just use it to keep in touch with my interests and post a selfie every now and then ^^

[Totally Not Leningrad Union]

Eww tween girl websites

:c I twitter and instagram :'c

You should be friends with my sister

[Coffee Cakes]

Aye. The speaker today is a missionary that serves over in Malaysia and Indonesia...
Of course... itmade me pay better attention, but half of that was spent thinking about my bf, too. xD

How's your Sunday?

I'm fine, thanks

Glad to hear it.

[Kiruri]

:c I twitter and instagram :'c

You should be friends with my sister

Sure ^^

[Soldati Senza Confini]

Indeed, however, it also depend on other factors (for instance, if you go into business and you plan to broaden your online exposure you probably want to give up some of that anonymity).

It's basically where your priorities lay more often than not. You give up some anonymity when doing business online, but as a private individual you're not really hurting yourself if you protect your identity online more often than not.

a website advertising your business has never been defined as social media. facebook and twitter are.

What I meant by that is companies and individuals who have small businesses are now using social media to actually gain traction. It's kind of a new phenomenon.

[Modioperandi]

Morning folks.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

I made a twitter account.
Haven't touched it in months.

I use twitter, though not to post what I do every second of my life, I just use it to keep in touch with my interests and post a selfie every now and then ^^

I don't use twitter too often. I just use it as a news feed.

[TET Terrare]

Morning folks.

It's noon in my time zone.