Comments on: In support of quasi-over sharing on social media http://ubernoggin.com/archives/479 Intellagirl's Geeky Thoughts and Ponderings Mon, 21 May 2012 12:44:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Yvonne McCann http://ubernoggin.com/archives/479/comment-page-1#comment-5106 Yvonne McCann Thu, 25 Mar 2010 18:59:26 +0000 http://ubernoggin.com/?p=479#comment-5106 I'm totally amazed at what some people comment on Facebook. Here is an example of how a friendship could be harmed. I had to warn a friend that the comment she thought she posted privately to her exboyfriend complaining about her husband should be removed. She was totally unaware that her comment could be seen by everyone. Recently I've enjoyed watching the post of my young family members who announce to their friends of a upcoming underage drinking party. Especially since their parents are also on facebook. I’m totally amazed at what some people comment on Facebook.
Here is an example of how a friendship could be harmed.

I had to warn a friend that the comment she thought she posted privately to her exboyfriend complaining about her husband should be removed. She was totally unaware that her comment could be seen by everyone.

Recently I’ve enjoyed watching the post of my young family members who announce to their friends of a upcoming underage drinking party. Especially since their parents are also on facebook.

]]> By: Joe Whitchurch http://ubernoggin.com/archives/479/comment-page-1#comment-4996 Joe Whitchurch Wed, 14 Oct 2009 22:19:02 +0000 http://ubernoggin.com/?p=479#comment-4996 Well said Ubber Noggin. I also liked you commentary on the lack of value-added in the R. Dawkins presentation. I hear there will be a diverse, distinguished panel response by a group called I.U. Graduate and Faculty Ministry, and a moderated debate between a U.C. biology prof debater and a philosopher who believes in a Creator, sponsored by Faculty Commons, both coming up in the next couple weeks at I.U. Might want to watch for them and see if there is less commercialism and more light, more celebrity fawning or less. Can't say right now but though the crowds will likely be less (celebrity syndrome?), my guess is the content of both will be more intriguing. Even if I am saying so on a social network of sorts and might offend someone and I am not a biologist nor a paleontologist nor is my Noggin particularly Uber. (-: Well said Ubber Noggin. I also liked you commentary on the lack of value-added in the R. Dawkins presentation. I hear there will be a diverse, distinguished panel response by a group called I.U. Graduate and Faculty Ministry, and a moderated debate between a U.C. biology prof debater and a philosopher who believes in a Creator, sponsored by Faculty Commons, both coming up in the next couple weeks at I.U. Might want to watch for them and see if there is less commercialism and more light, more celebrity fawning or less. Can’t say right now but though the crowds will likely be less (celebrity syndrome?), my guess is the content of both will be more intriguing. Even if I am saying so on a social network of sorts and might offend someone and I am not a biologist nor a paleontologist nor is my Noggin particularly Uber. (-:

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