Cleaning House
Dec. 28th, 2011 07:03 amTwitter, Facebook, and Google+ accounts all deleted. (MySpace was deleted long ago.) That feels better already.
I'm not going to listen to friends that try to coax me back. I was talked into restarting my Facebook account by a best friend about 2 years ago, but he rarely posts and I never post. Besides, that's not how he and I communicate with each other anyway. It was more of a, "I'm here, so you should be, too." I canceled it the first time around, because I simply didn't like it. I still don't, so I don't feel bad about dropping it for the second time.
I only signed up for Twitter so I could leave ONE message on a school-related conversation. I haven't been interested in it ever since it was first mentioned to me.
Google+ is just a different Facebook, and everything I don't like about Facebook is inherent in Google+.
I had absolutely no interest in blogs when Smokey first mentioned LJ to me (prior to the existence of Twitter, Facebook or Google+). Obviously LJ/DW has grown on me a bit. However, I still find I don't care as much about what all I'm reading. I'll have to give it some thought on how I want to proceed. I do really enjoy sharing things, and I know a few people who actively read my blog and are actively interested in my posts. I may just filter my reading pages or something.
I'm not going to listen to friends that try to coax me back. I was talked into restarting my Facebook account by a best friend about 2 years ago, but he rarely posts and I never post. Besides, that's not how he and I communicate with each other anyway. It was more of a, "I'm here, so you should be, too." I canceled it the first time around, because I simply didn't like it. I still don't, so I don't feel bad about dropping it for the second time.
I only signed up for Twitter so I could leave ONE message on a school-related conversation. I haven't been interested in it ever since it was first mentioned to me.
Google+ is just a different Facebook, and everything I don't like about Facebook is inherent in Google+.
I had absolutely no interest in blogs when Smokey first mentioned LJ to me (prior to the existence of Twitter, Facebook or Google+). Obviously LJ/DW has grown on me a bit. However, I still find I don't care as much about what all I'm reading. I'll have to give it some thought on how I want to proceed. I do really enjoy sharing things, and I know a few people who actively read my blog and are actively interested in my posts. I may just filter my reading pages or something.