So, my sisters status update....

[Parker]

i think shiny likes hashtags or something

People posting on or reviving posts of dead peoples' facebooks bothers me greatly. Maybe I have that person on my friend list because they were a part of my high school group and I want access to all the pictures on their profile in order to immerse in nostalgia on a rare occasion. What I don't want to see every Christmas, birthday, deathday and any other randomass time is a million people posting about how much they miss this person and general e-grieving for hundreds of other people to witness and participate in. It bothers me because I don't want to constantly be reminded that they are gone, and that's all those comments or posts ever do. And also, and this may be a bit bitchy, a tiny part of me thinks that these people do it for attention. I have no idea why someone would feel the need to publicly mourn years after a person is gone other than to be noted for it.

Yea this creeps me out. I have a school friend who died and altho his facebook page was deleted his mother made a group or page or w/e for him. Like once a week or month she'll update "him" on what is going on and then sometimes friends and family will join in for special events and so on. It's very sad and like, I wish she could move on.

[Old Manus]

I remember the first thread on here about Twitter when it started. People were hashtagging and I had no idea what was going on.

EoFF should implement hashtags #fullofideas

[Shaibana]

stuff like:

went to mcdonalds with my besties..
(20 pictures)
Best day ever!!


when its somebody's birthday they all individualy write: happy birtyday..
if 1 types it and the others just like that, would be handyer right?

and all that politicly right emotional support crap.