Do you think facebook has run it's course as a social media and people are getti

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  1. sir_tallest profile image58
    sir_tallestposted 11 years ago

    Do you think facebook has run it's course as a social media and people are getting tired of it??

    i have notice so many people I know now complain alot about facebook and now spend lesser time there...what do you think

  2. getreal88 profile image60
    getreal88posted 11 years ago

    yes and no, I mean I have a facebook to stay in touch with my family but now its getting kind of old, and they keep changing it wayy too much!

  3. algarveview profile image75
    algarveviewposted 11 years ago

    I'm tired of it, but then again I've never been much into it... It's a waste of time if you ask me, because most of it is trying to impress "friends" about something one did or whatever and it's so shallow that is scary...

  4. sunilkunnoth2012 profile image61
    sunilkunnoth2012posted 11 years ago

    No, it still have relevance and importance.  Some people might be tired because of over usage of this network.  Still millions of people love it and are addicted to it.  But I personally love Orkut.

  5. NamVetRich profile image60
    NamVetRichposted 11 years ago

    I hope so, if for nothing else that my sister can get her life back.

  6. profile image0
    girltalksshopposted 11 years ago

    I only spend enough time on fb to check on others photos and updated news. I don't think it has totally run its course yet, as far as interests go in it. But I don't spend too much time there if I can help it. It can be boring at times.

  7. copywriter31 profile image78
    copywriter31posted 11 years ago

    Maybe my Facebook friends are 'tame' compared to others' lists. Looking at that page has now become b-o-r-i-n-g!

    When I gaze on my Facebook page, the only activity is - I like this;I like that, or maybe a thumbs up here and there. AND, 4 people in my group of 300+  must live for Facebook, because I see these 4 particular avatars in action ALL the time!

    Seriously considering cancelling my FB page because no good, honest and open debate takes place there. Snooooooooooooze. ...

  8. profile image48
    mgilb4posted 11 years ago

    Some people who signed up in 2004 are getting tired of social media in general, but its a select population. The general answer is no.

  9. PHILLYDREAMER profile image79
    PHILLYDREAMERposted 11 years ago

    I think people will always need a social network to use, but if Facebook makes the same mistakes Myspace made when it went corporate, they could wind up another barren wasteland on the internet.

  10. whatisonmymind profile image59
    whatisonmymindposted 11 years ago

    When facebook started to become more and more popular, I was very interested an enthusiastic about this new network, abandoning my boring bebo account to start chatting, commenting and liking my friends posts about their lives. However, I now go on networking sites like twitter or stumble upon and find that facebook doesn't have the same energy as it once did. Facebook is now boring, I go on there daily but only as a habbit as it is only good for keeping and sharing photos. Otherwise I believe facebook is a very big attention seeking contest with the statuses and photos that just exsist for likes and aren't meaningfull at all. Also lastly facebook always messes up and loses connection making it very frustrating!!

  11. Georgie Lowery profile image89
    Georgie Loweryposted 11 years ago

    Quite frankly, I'm bored with it, just like I was bored with MySpace and Live Journal before that. I have gotten in touch with a lot of people from my past and I definitely have Facebook To thank for it. But, with all this IPO stuff and privacy issues, I'm beginning to distrust the service. I guess I'm just another lemming waiting for the next big thing.

  12. Emmyboy profile image79
    Emmyboyposted 11 years ago

    I think so. I don't fancy visiting that site like I used to do before but I am not complaining - at least not yet.

    One thing I know I am going to do very soon is to pull myself out of the tangles and shackles of all social media, so help me God!

  13. frantisek78 profile image80
    frantisek78posted 11 years ago

    Yes, getting very boring. Same old comments and pics and updates over and over again with lots of stupid links of dumb videos etc.

  14. iamnicolerichards profile image59
    iamnicolerichardsposted 11 years ago

    Nope. I still can't get enough of Facebook, I use it as a dental marketing actually.

    http://easysocialpractice.com

 
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