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Reasons to Quit Facebook



Stupid notes


Facebook notes let users write a post and tag people they think might be interested in reading it. We all know that one person who writes a new note every week, then tags every one of his 2,000 friends to try and get them to read it, subjecting everyone to drawn out, pronoun-heavy stories about his "thoughts on existence." We get enough opinions hurled our way every day by e-mail, blog feeds, and Twitter updates -- and we actually choose to view those -- but we don't need to waste our valuable time reading someone's meaningless drivel just to see if he really mentioned every one of our friends. We think Facebook should enable us to filter out specific content from specific people. If Crazy Uncle Larry keeps tagging us in notes, we should at least be able to say we don't want to be notified every time.

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