I’ve Retired From Social Networking
Actually not entirely, but I do admit that the lure of the social networks have all but fizzled into haphazard interest at best. I was trying to come to terms why I have failed to post to Twitter, answer all my Facebook contact requests, post reply comments to my YouTube videos and join yet another group on MySpace.
To be honest, I’ve reached social networking burn out. Why can’t we go back to the old times when we had barely a handful of these sites to content with? I mean, every time I switch on my computer I find yet another one of these sites as if they multiply all by themselves.
Sometimes I wonder whether there are still enough people on the Internet to populate these upcoming sites to make them work? Naturally there must be, since they pop up like new mushrooms after spring rain. Or is this some type of modern slavery, trying to suck us into joining these sites, tumble, spin and wash us around, only to kick us out at the other end when we fail to participate on a daily basis. I mean, who in the world has got the time to be a member of all the cool networking sites? You’d have to be a full time networker to make the most and even then you’d fail miserably.
So, to ask the real question: what is the purpose of these social networks?
Monika Mundell on July 15th, 2008 in
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