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Zipperfish Zipperfish:

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A good way to have no problems on Facebook is to have a friend list of about 12 people.

Really can't say that that site is nearly as important as it was when I was in high school...

I must do a purge. I don't even know half of my Facebook friends.

My list of friends is fairly small. Just being an acquaintance doesn't get you on the friends list.

[Thanos]

Zipperfish Zipperfish:

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A good way to have no problems on Facebook is to have a friend list of about 12 people.

Really can't say that that site is nearly as important as it was when I was in high school...

I must do a purge. I don't even know half of my Facebook friends.

Make the experience like the title of a Stan Lee/Jack Kirby comic, complete with Galactus-sized hands reaching across a troubled starscape, "Lo, There Shall Come An Unfriending!".

[xerxes]

martin14 martin14:

xerxes xerxes:

At the very least if you're going to bad mouth your profs on Facebook, make a hidden group that invitation only.

Sure, we even have experience of the super secret Facebook group here at CKA....



worked out really well, if I remember.

It's only a secret if people don't blab....

But I've been in this exact situation myself. Some people here may or may not know that I tried my hand at teaching a few years ago (long story short: I wasn't cut out of it). In my class' program we had two profs who were shit at their jobs. One didn't know what he was doing and the other was a total bitch in every sense of the word.

Now we of course had a FB group we were all in so we could share class materials and such, but we also used it a lot to bitch about our profs. Thing was, it was a hidden group that was invitation only; we never got busted.

[Xort]

So if you said you didn't like your professor in person would you be kicked out of the program or have to write a fake apology letter?

Yet another case of educational institutions that hate when people share ideas that are not of the aproved nature.