OK - Just do it

[Kcwhippet]

All of you folks (besides me and the Weener) have to go on FB and friend Jacklyn Wilfred. She is our saviour and we have to support her and everything she's trying to do to save the WineBoard. Do it!!!

[winoweenie]

AMEN to 'dat!!!!!! WW

[Innkeeper]

I love Jackie dearly, but I don't and won't FB.

[TheEngineer]

just did.

[Thomas]

here's one reason I stay away from FB:
http://www.cnn.com/2013/02/25/opinion/ru...m=linkedin

[Jackie]

Thank you! I think I love you all.

Jackie

[winoweenie]

Thot maybe it was just me but after a week of signing into my facebook page early in the morn and finding over 100 posts either ads, tea party, or rants from idiots that I have no idea who they are I just deactivated my Facebook account. Guess they feel as long as they are providing the forum free they have the right to say who you like, your latest purchase of the Lexus 520, what time of day you pick your nose etc I deactivated. Has anyone else had their account hijacked like this? WW

[Thomas]

WW:

Welcome to the lie called social media.

[Drew]

You know what...just don't "LIKE" anything and keep your page only for friends and you'll be just fine!

[winoweenie]

Is that the problem? I'll go back on and delete everything and start over. Is that the way to do it? WW

[Thomas]

That's not true, Drew.

If you have "friends" anytime one of them hits the "like" button, your information that goes out to companies is included, because everyone's "friends" are fair game.

It's all spelled out--not so clearly--in the agreement.

[Drew]

(03-02-2013 07:55 AM)Thomas Wrote:  That's not true, Drew.

If you have "friends" anytime one of them hits the "like" button, your information that goes out to companies is included, because everyone's "friends" are fair game.

It's all spelled out--not so clearly--in the agreement.

You can edit what is displayed on your home page. What I meant is that "liking" stuff really opens up the spam that your page receives inclusive of allowing others that you have not friended to reply to a comment that you place on a "liked" site.

[winoweenie]

Its' now clogging up the 97 brain cells I have left. Think I'll abstain for awhile. I LIKE 'dat. WW

[Thomas]

That's true, Drew, but any information that FB has on you is part of the site's marketing material to advertisers. Members are what FB has to sell.

[Jackie]

Good luck deleting anything from Facebook. Is that even possible?

J.

[winoweenie]

Yeppo Jackie Love I'm deleting the whole magillicuty. ww

[Thomas]

WW:

That, too, is an illusion. It's likely they have stored everything you've typed--everything.

The saving thing is that after a while, your information becomes stale to the corporations that buy it.

[winoweenie]

Axshually most things I post are pretty stale at the time. WW

[Thomas]

That's true, but your email address is likely still active, and they've got that, plus, they have your I.P. and computer address. Once in, there's no way out unless you change computers and email.