That makes sense. It was pretty chaotic even when I left last fall.
I was just chatting with a couple of college sophomores/juniors (will be juniors next year) and they surprised me by saying people in the incoming classes very often have never used Facebook at all. The returns are no longer worth the effort for them. Facebook is for old people.
(This may or may not signal its eventual demise. It has lasted a lot longer than many social media platforms! I wonder what will be next.)
I'm glad you're here, even if you tend toward quietness. When you have something to say, I read it. :)
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I was just chatting with a couple of college sophomores/juniors (will be juniors next year) and they surprised me by saying people in the incoming classes very often have never used Facebook at all. The returns are no longer worth the effort for them. Facebook is for old people.
(This may or may not signal its eventual demise. It has lasted a lot longer than many social media platforms! I wonder what will be next.)
I'm glad you're here, even if you tend toward quietness. When you have something to say, I read it. :)