Comments on: Privacy? In this age? Please…

By: Sam C.W. Leung

Sam C.W. Leung — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 17:37:06 +0000

Definitely haven’t drunk tweeted, which isn’t to say I haven’t tweeted while drinking. I’m sure it’ll happen some day and it will be glorious

By: selinajane

selinajane — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 13:40:31 +0000

Ha ha! I am the queen of TMI

I think we’re all starting to get there though. You’ll find yourself drunk Twittering one day I’m sure! Ha ha! I’ve done that a few times. Fun and funny as hell the next day!

By: Sam C.W. Leung

Sam C.W. Leung — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 12:44:28 +0000

Yea…not being on Facebook is still quite a shock to the system. There are moments of weakness when my fingers have a mind of its own and I end up at the FB login page. I catch myself at the last minute though…

I’ve been finding myself traipsing the “living in public” line…there’s still a lot of stuff I start typing [into Twitter or here on the blog, or otherwise] and stop, scrapping it all, and just letting it sit in my head. I think my mind is still very much self-censoring itself with the TMI filter. I’m sure it’ll crumble eventually too.

By: selinajane

selinajane — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 12:38:43 +0000

It always amazes me how few people (marketers included) know how to adjust their privacy settings. people’s accounts are just wide open with personal photographs, personal information and all. Facebook is the worst for that, I guess because they make it more difficult to adjust… But people need to be more proactive about learning how to use the privacy settings.

I’m on the liberal end of privacy and tend to share a lot more with people than most people are comfortable with, but I am moving towards a public personality so I don’t mind. I kind of want to share things and have random interactions with people I meet online. I love that!

You gave up on Facebook? {shock}