Two things: I have to be on because I can't do my job well without it. But to your other point, you already have a network of friends and colleagues you can connect with in other ways. Imagine that you didn't, and Facebook offered you one.
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it's just very strange to see people being so haughty about this. "well I could walk away, why can't you?" as if everyone has the same experience and concerns about being on there vs not being on there. The smugness is offputting. <she tweeeted>
I won't presume to speak for Jillian, but it seems like she wasn't talking about "most people," merely many. (sorry, it's not you, i'm seeing a lot of people with This Take who seem weirdly blind to this.)
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(but to your point i too would love to read the stories of people who can't quit!)
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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yeah. sure, there are ways to replicate each one of the billion things Facebook does, but not without 15 extra steps. We've bought into this world and now we have to make it better.
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