Comments on: Facebook and Privacy Changes (Long Post http://brianrowe.org/IMT550/2010/01/31/facebook-and-privacy-changes/ Class Blog for IMT 550, Winter 2010, @ UW Ischool Thu, 02 Sep 2010 22:55:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: KAtesci http://brianrowe.org/IMT550/2010/01/31/facebook-and-privacy-changes/comment-page-1/#comment-73 KAtesci Tue, 09 Feb 2010 19:14:54 +0000 http://brianrowe.org/IMT550/?p=197#comment-73 It is not affecting my usage of facebook, that is for sure. I am actually taking advantage of this feature by providing a link to my profile on my website (I was doing it even before reading those blog posts). However, there seems like there are a bunch of other people who are not happy with this act. And, I am with them. The point that I wanted get across was that users is what brought facebook to these days and the favor shouldn't be returned this way. Especially since privacy has become a very touchy subject these days. Some personal examples of unhappy users can be found in the source blog posts. It is not affecting my usage of facebook, that is for sure. I am actually taking advantage of this feature by providing a link to my profile on my website (I was doing it even before reading those blog posts).

However, there seems like there are a bunch of other people who are not happy with this act. And, I am with them. The point that I wanted get across was that users is what brought facebook to these days and the favor shouldn’t be returned this way. Especially since privacy has become a very touchy subject these days.

Some personal examples of unhappy users can be found in the source blog posts.

]]> By: admin http://brianrowe.org/IMT550/2010/01/31/facebook-and-privacy-changes/comment-page-1/#comment-44 admin Tue, 02 Feb 2010 18:42:43 +0000 http://brianrowe.org/IMT550/?p=197#comment-44 Is the current backlash to facebook's privacy/distribution of information changes and defaults purely rhetorical in nature or is it affecting how you or others use facebook? In my case I use it more the more public it becomes. I can now syndicate most of my live feed to an outside reader, TweetDeck, and check it when I check twitter. Is the current backlash to facebook’s privacy/distribution of information changes and defaults purely rhetorical in nature or is it affecting how you or others use facebook?

In my case I use it more the more public it becomes. I can now syndicate most of my live feed to an outside reader, TweetDeck, and check it when I check twitter.

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