I like Facebook. Or I used to.
I like to scroll through the pictures and test myself on how long it takes me to recognize someone in them. I like to scroll past memes and guess who posted it and then scroll back and see if I'm right.
There used to be a lot more personal stuff in my feed. Then I followed some less personal, more hobby type, pages. Now there's a lot of ads and a lot of news stories and editorials and just a sprinkling of personal stuff. I guess that's okay. I suppose it could be Facebook algorithms hiding the personal stuff from me. Or it could be that most of the people I know post as infrequently as I do. And how can I get upset about that?
In the limited amount of personal stuff I see on Facebook, I see a lot of pretty strong opinions posted, usually in few words and with pictures. Some of it I find surprising. And a few times I want to unfriend the person who continuously posts stuff I just don't agree with.
But then I stop and think - if I unfriend them, they won't see my stuff either. So maybe I should just post more of my own opinions instead of getting irritated at theirs.
But I haven't.
I haven't found the right few words with a pretty picture to sum up my thoughts.
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