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Facebook dialogue

December 30th, 2011
by jodi

Stacey Mason has a few things to say to Facebook:

FB: “hey, stace. Remember how this used to be a space for you to share your irresponsible party plans for the wkd w/ your college friends?”

Me: “Sure FB. But I understand you’ve changed. I didn’t always like it, but I adapted. I don’t do that anymore. Why do you ask?”

FB: “Well, I’m going to show your new, grown-up friends all of those irresponsible things you used to do before they were allowed to join.

FB: “Your grandparents & colleagues will love to see what you posted to your friends 7 yrs ago before they had access to Facebook”

Tags: Facebook, getting social, presentation of the self, privacy
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