Undoubtedly, Facebook has been one of the sites that we open n number of times. Be it for giving out a message, or using it as a chat messenger, checking if the one that we want to talk is online or not. From uploading an album of the latest trip, the check in at places lets other know where you are chilling at and the statuses shows how you have been shuffling with your thoughts. It has been a medium of advertisement for many groups. Spreading news, getting the videos viral, fan pages, your interest, and the movies that you have watched and the list goes on and on.
A person can practically spend an entire day on Facebook, checking others profiles which might lead to stalking too. Or for that matter choosing the picture to upload, editing it, and once you are done with uploading, checking how many comments or likes it gets in every half an hour. It is more like a diary, which is a personal one, and everything happening in your life is recorded with evidences. It is just that the version of the notes are being made simpler each time that the user does not want to change. The quality is so impressive and user friendly and it keeps getting newer and cooler ways of approaching the audience.
Imagine one fine day, Facebook gets banned and there is no way that you can retrieve your creative statuses, the various photo albums which were shared by your friends, the different places that you had been to, the mood swings. How annoying is that going to get. Can you imagine a life without knowing what others are doing?? (Pun intended). Who would you get all the attention from?? The thought of it is uncanny, but who knows!! Why don’t you make a diary- a personal scrap book just for yourself, wherein you have your fondest memories written and the places that you have been to and posting what is in your mind with the printed copy of your best snaps. Your journey can be looked back upon after 20 years, when the number of likes in your heart would matter more!!
