Question of the Week: Why Do You Love Facebook?
Welcome to this week’s installment of the Sheffield Says Question of the Week. Each week we’ll ask readers a question pertinent to being creative, earning a living, do-it-yourself projects, and much, much more. We’re excited to hear what you have to say!
Last week’s question was, Are you a student?
This week, we want to know why you love Facebook. It’s got a lot of uses for a lot of different people. Even at the Sheffield School we use Facebook to interact with students and prospective students, and promote our courses. I’m sure many of you use it for all types of things, and I want to know why.
Share your answer below. Don’t see your answer listed? Tell us why you love Facebook in the comments.
Catch you next week. Same time, same place.
Reader Comments (20)
Just thought you should know.
I can't say I LOVE Facebook, but I do enjoy using it to keep others updated about my life since I no longer live near most of them. It's a great tool for marketing, too. I have become addicted to it at times, although once I learned how to use my Windows Hosts file to block it on my work computer, that made life much easier :)
My daughter created his profile on the day he was born and now all family members have access to all of his videos and photos online.
What an easy way to share and communicate.
The way out the most likely for Facebook would probably be the purchase by a major industry, paradoxically, it would probably also his death, greatly risking users to leave to join a new start-up sexy. A persistent rumor says that Microsoft has already made eyes at Facebook for $ 6 billion, offering ridiculously high that the founder would furthermore refused.
Already, some voices are beginning to draw a start of the rebellion against the near-consensus that Facebook encountered so far. The reasons they evoke are rational, structured and joined me far more than the superlatives heard so far by supporters of Facebook.
The main idea of Facebook is not new. Google had Orkut up and running strongly before Facebook become as powerful as it is now, however for some reason, Google let it die slowly. Orkut was way more famous than Facebook in countries like Brazil and India, but Facebook started becoming stronger and stronger, and Google didn't interfere on that. Why? Nobody knows.
Anyways, I told all of this just to say that I [currently] love Facebook because everybody is in there. When everybody start moving to somewhere else, I may move as well, because the website may be powerful, beautiful and influential, but if my family, friends, clients are not there, there is no reason to be there.
Cheers,
Rob
www.bitandpix.com
So, just as a test... can you like my facebookpage as well? Even if it is in Dutch :-)
facebook.com/zelfvertrouwenexpert
Thank you... Eddie van der Wereld (zelfvertrouwen.com)