Here's something to consider-
Kids who feel the need to be somewhere cooler will be both there and on Facebook.
Why is that outcome not more likely than Facebook will stagnate and die?
Kids who feel the need to be somewhere cooler will be both there and on Facebook.
Why is that outcome not more likely than Facebook will stagnate and die?
Also, I think we don't like dividing our attention/loyalty.
It's seriously fucked up, though. Now that I'm free of the Facebook mental disease, it's disgusting to watch my friends in college mindlessly scrolling through the News Feed and not reacting to anything. Down, back up, back down... Facebook will be easy to replace with something new soon, I think that will be a really opportunistic window in about a year or so.
Aha, now I know why Google+ seems so pleasant :)
The one thing I used to miss is party invites that get sent out to the masses. I would often not hear about them, so I started only going to parties I was personally invited to. Also much happier this way.
Come on, that doesn't prove anything. Nobody else uses Google Plus either.