Joining just meant crating any random account, as is the case with many things, not like it's a strange or complicated or invasive thing in any way.Upon its release, I found it disgusting that FB required one to join before they could even browse inside to see what it's like.
Little did the realize just how much time I'd save by making the choice I did... To Not Join FB
As far as I know you can't anymore create a random account on FB. It requires you to submit a proof of real life identification.Joining just meant crating any random account, as is the case with many things, not like it's a strange or complicated or invasive thing in any way.
As far as I know you can't anymore create a random account on FB. It requires you to submit a proof of real life identification.
Certainly (and neither Facebook nor Twitter nor anything else like that have much to do with that one way or another for most of them).A lot of sensible people on this board.
Certainly (and neither Facebook nor Twitter nor anything else like that have much to do with that one way or another for most of them).
I wonder how many people on Facebook or Twitter (or elsewhere) are discussing if people have online forum accounts (and what that must somehow imply about those people, one way or another)...
As far as any particular implications of something about people one way or another, not so much.Apples and oranges. Real identity v anonymous.