Facebook Friends: How Many Do I Need To Be Cool?

If you do not have a Facebook account, you are a loser, is it you, you live on a different earth? Facebook has over 1 billion active users each month (Fowler). Facebook is one of the largest social networking sites, "members want to see their own images" (Reardon). You create a profile that allows you to share your favorite books, movies, music, quotes, and other information, such as your personal photos, birthdays, state of relationships, religious views, political factions, etc. can.

I noticed that the idea that "facebook is dead for us" is very interesting. Facebook is not suitable for children. "Because we are all cool, we will go to junior high school," they notice that it is not cool. If I suddenly break the yellow page ban when I was a junior high school student, I would feel the same thing. I think "I wait for the reason why a yellow page is necessary and I know all my friends numbers." Facebook is cool, because children are not allowed to enter. For university students, Facebook is cool because children are not allowed to enter, and their parents no longer have a college email address or can not actually use webbrowser + webapp at the same time. For non-discriminating people, the non-static AJAX page is terrible. The back button ceases to behave like a person thinks it should. Many people give up and climb back to e-mail, but still think that "social networking" is a strange fear or a redundant hedonism.

When I talked to my friends and family to replace Facebook on social networks, the most common answer I got was "Oh, nice, it is discreet!" It is needed in today's world. This is one thing that I truly know how to do, and that I believe it will help make the world a better place. What should I do. Let me give you some background knowledge. I became a Facebook user who was in the early stage of spring in the spring of 2004. Back then, I was the biggest fan of Facebook. Ok, at least one of the biggest fans. In fact, before joining the company, I sent an e-mail to Zuckerberg and asked him what I could do to help bring the Facebook site to my university (at that time, each university had a separate Facebook site was).

Is Facebook still cool? Is it really cool? I am 30 years old this year, so I do not know what children are doing lately these days. Anyway, when I was young and fashionable, Facebook has still "ignited autofocus", so I developed a very annoying habit and I always used it. When they made the app, I had a smartphone, and it became obsessive constantly. I am not particularly worried about what is going on, but it's always there, the notice disappears and invites me to waste time with rolling the infinite memes and videos. In addition, sometimes open-minded postings shared with some of the articles and friends I really wanted to read returned to me. It seems like it was judged, but for me, as a way to share ideas and opinions, Facebook as a whole feel a little immature. Believe me, I know that I am not mature