Twitter Followers After One Weekend
Should be self-explanatory:
Verbose, and content-free
Anyone who knows me knows that I’m one of the few people on the planet who’s not on Facebook. And when I say “one of the few on the planet” that’s not much of an exaggeration—there are currently more than 800 million subscribers on Facebook, which is 11% of the world’s population. A staggering number. 11% of the people on earth have Facebook accounts. Is there any thing else that 11% of the world’s population has in common? Religion, for sure; I’m sure there are other things that that many people have in common. But not many.
Anyway, not the point.
In case you’re getting excited and firing up your browser to load up Facebook and “friend” me or “poke me” or put graffiti on my “wall” or whatever it is you do on Facebook, don’t get ahead of yourself. I still haven’t created an account. Sorry, I know it’s inconvenient for you, but I promise I’m not doing it to slight you.
Although... it might seem that way, because aside from Facebook I have taken on other social networking services in a big way:
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The only thing that’s changed since I wrote that post is that I can now easily upload pictures. However, I’m still not making use of that feature, so this still isn’t a photo blog.