As I said a couple of days ago, The Second Forty and I are doing a February Blog Challenge. It’s pretty random, as are we.
Day 1: Five Problems with Social Media
1. I find Twitter to be unorganized. I like order in my Interwebs. I’m always having to shift the toggle from Trending to Latest. It’s aggravating. AND it needs to borrow from Instagram and have the “All Caught Up” feature, so you’ll know where left off last.
2. Instagram I like. It’s pure fun. I really dig it. I don’t like the way shows messages — it’s not very noticeable and I’d like it to be bigger.
3. Facebook. Here we go. I love The Facebook. I don’t like the ugliness it brings out in people. How people pick fights and debate. People like to argue. Argue on the phone, not on FB.
4. Facebook posts that say “one like, one prayer — one share, five prayers” or “I need 10 women to…” or “like and share” or “if you think God (fill in the blank) share” or MY FAVORITE: “share this post and God will grant you one favor” because God is our personal genie in a bottle.
5. All of these: friend requests from strangers/fake profiles. If you have one photo you are a scam artist or some kind of robot. Damn robots.
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