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Discussion in 'Lounge' started by Carl, Sep 5, 2011.

  1. Carl

    Carl Well-Known Member

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    I've never been a fan of Facebook, however I'm back on and giving it a go? Is there a 1000RR group and if so how do I get involved.
     
  2. dan.1moore1

    dan.1moore1 Senior Member

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    Just click like. thats about all you can do but all of our threads get posted up on the Facebook page
     
  3. Carl

    Carl Well-Known Member

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    Thanks i'll give it a go
     
  4. Remal

    Remal It's ME
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    On there as Matthew W

    One thing I don't have is many from this fourm on FB. Whe as ihave 30+ from 2 other forms

    So add me :)
     
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  5. bluekontakt2004

    bluekontakt2004 Active Member

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    eh am i missing something?

    1000rr.co.uk has 6 likes and only 1 post on the page?

    There is no other 1000rr.co.uk on their!
     
  6. dan.1moore1

    dan.1moore1 Senior Member

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    Yeah something is wrong there mate

    Thats not our 1

    We had loads of likes and every new thread automatically gets posted on the Facebook page

    It must be down as the link to Facebook at the top of the forum is not working either
     
  7. Freedom of choice

    Freedom of choice Elite Member

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    FB is the face of Saturn. My kids asked me to join so they can chat to me,what the hells wrong with picking up the phone !. I joined, a week later a very scary girlfriend from my past appeared wanting to be my best friend. click burrrrrrrrr. end off.
     
  8. blade65

    blade65 Active Member

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    There are lots of privacy reasons not to have a FB profile - FOC you just hit on one of them. Consequences to being on FB can be dire, some that can leave you exposed and vulnerable. Despite being able to utilise different privacy levels to protect yourself, many people still get caught out.

    I'm not scaremongering, would just advise caution before you sign up and get carried away. Social media can be very anti-social for some. Vulnerabilities include tagging, hacking, data tracking, spamming confidence tricksters, skeletons falling out of what were locked cupboards and stalking. I'm no expert (although I've had significant involvement with those that have fallen foul of the media scene) I know it's not all good. I've also had 'training days' from the experts and done case studies on 2 unfortunate souls whose lives got ruined by FB.

    Anyway, on that positive note - happy networking all! LOL

    Mick
     
  9. Freedom of choice

    Freedom of choice Elite Member

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    Mick, man after my own heart. When I joined here I watched, listened, and pondered before really getting involved. I have noting to hide but if I had I would stay dark.
     
  10. Freedom of choice

    Freedom of choice Elite Member

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    Forgot to mention that the company I work for advise and can invoke serious disciplinary procedures for anyone discussing work issues or even who you work for on social media.
     
  11. blade65

    blade65 Active Member

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    Sound policy. Having something to hide is only part of the issue - the involvement I had with my staff had nothing to do with that aspect, they were exploited (as was one of their children) in other ways. There are so many unscrupulous abd dengerous individuals out there constantly looking to ruin peoples lives. The smallest misjudgement on the part of the data owner can leave them (and others) vulnerable. Sounds like I'm talking in riddles and I suppose to some extent I am, but I don't want to go into detail. Glad you escaped unscathed though!
     
  12. blade65

    blade65 Active Member

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    ditto
     
  13. Nutty Tart

    Nutty Tart Well-Known Member

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    Not for me either ... I would rather pick up the phone to keep in touch
     
  14. blade65

    blade65 Active Member

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    an old fashioned gal. ha-ha!

    are you also an insomniac like me? What sort of hour do you call this?
     
  15. ray

    ray Well-Known Member

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    A friend of mine had someone try & 'groom' her 15 year old daughter on Facebook.

    Luckily she had the sense to tell her mum & the person was reported.
     
  16. Nutty Tart

    Nutty Tart Well-Known Member

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    Well I don't need a lot of sleep .. but earlier in the evening I had nodded off in the chair for a hour or so .. and then like Churchill with his power naps
    I can be awake for hours after that :)
     
  17. Repsol Rob

    Repsol Rob Elite Member

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    Would love to be the person who brings down Facebook "the biggest human addiction since cocaine".......... ummmmmm now thats an idea !
     

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