The above post/image says it all. Also add Twitter to that, which I think is even worse than Faceache. Difficult to navigate, and with an intrusive and amateurish interface. Also I found the site extremely slow, with the posting page constantly freezing up. Ten minutes to type a 24 word sentence, is laughing in the face of credibility.

 

After two weeks of experiencing both these media sites, I closed my accounts. Personally, I can't see the attraction.

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@tw.au24 wrote:

Do you, could you, should you, would you?

 

no, yes, why?, probibly not, but anything's possible.

 

Next Topic !

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Some people should and, twitter is immoral and undemocratic.

I have a look at facebook now and then but I've never been a fan of motivational quotes and sharing every sloppy thing you see on the net.

 

Twitter however is great.  It's my number one news source.  It can only be immoral and undemocratic if those are the kind of accounts you like to follow.

 

Some journos like to complain that it's all twitter chat and twitterati and the mummy press (see Divine, Markson, Bolt) but perhaps they are the worst possible accounts to follow.

 

 

Diversify.

If I was to get a social media account, it would be Twitter - but even then it would be protected, so only people you allow to follow you can see what you've written.

I think Facebook can be good if you use it for the right reasons.