I am lucky enough to, as a good friend puts it, play the game of life on the easiest setting.
I am lucky enough to, as a good friend puts it, play the game of life on the easiest setting. If even I can see that the ID requirements are dangerous, then someone is being criminally blind to the consequences of their decisions.
h/t to Sephi PiderWitch .
Originally shared by Violet Blue
Medium contacted me about publishing this on their site ("Hi from Medium - We loved your piece"). Apparently it hit a nerve in their offices, and sparked "intense conversation." It wasn't an easy post to write.
https://medium.com/@violetblue/facebook-i-want-out-e1e891975531
h/t to Sephi PiderWitch .
Originally shared by Violet Blue
Medium contacted me about publishing this on their site ("Hi from Medium - We loved your piece"). Apparently it hit a nerve in their offices, and sparked "intense conversation." It wasn't an easy post to write.
https://medium.com/@violetblue/facebook-i-want-out-e1e891975531
Yikes.
ReplyDeleteAs a bloke who got blocked from FB because he was not prepared to give them an image of his licence or passport to prove his ID, I totally get this..
ReplyDeleteA number of years ago, I had my Facebook account deleted. No more problem. Gained back two hours a day as well. I've never looked back.
ReplyDeleteScot Snow get thier email and skype address. Actually send them emails and chat to them on skype. When I got booted off fb I found my self actually making real contact with people who previously only rates a like or a two line fb message..
ReplyDeletefacebook.. Keeping your buddies at a arms length since you clicked it's ever changing EULA..