Hence the question of what happened to the idea, the need, to belong to groups.
Why is a network, where everyone is present, everyone's profile looks the same, everyone is just a gear in the machine, is appealing?
Had we gotten this lazy, that we'll only go for the most comfortable, despite the lack of any option self-expression, the nonexistent privacy, and the complete lack of respect towards users?
It's very much possible that I'm wrong, and that generic audience doesn't need or doesn't want any customization, that the convenience overrides everything, but in this case, anything "revealing" Facebook is completely futile, isn't it?
Why is a network, where everyone is present, everyone's profile looks the same, everyone is just a gear in the machine, is appealing?
Had we gotten this lazy, that we'll only go for the most comfortable, despite the lack of any option self-expression, the nonexistent privacy, and the complete lack of respect towards users?
It's very much possible that I'm wrong, and that generic audience doesn't need or doesn't want any customization, that the convenience overrides everything, but in this case, anything "revealing" Facebook is completely futile, isn't it?