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Who here is also on Facebook? - 4Dsunrise - 04-11-2017

I just saw that there are 7345 members here. I wonder who is also on Facebook. 

I'm on Facebook which has its moments for good conversation and mixing with others.
There are also some LOO groups of course. The archetype of mind group I joined but it's a deserted ghost town. But a few astrology groups are quite advanced and you can follow some interesting people who post thoughts which then get discussed further in forum fashion.

Anyone else here use Facebook? Maybe you can break the ice with others there in that somewhat more open ID and casual environment.
   
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RE: Who here is also on Facebook? - Coordinate_Apotheosis - 04-11-2017

I know a few do but I don't blame anyone for being shy.

I myself have considered reactivating my fb or making a new one to socialize easier.


RE: Who here is also on Facebook? - 4Dsunrise - 04-14-2017

I see that all the moderators are on Facebook. And the archetype guy JustLikeYou. I haven't "friended" them but do "follow" the L/L Research page which Gary and Austin communicate through via Quo quotes.

Btw, instead of "friending" people there is a setting for another option to "follow" rather than "friend". I've set up my page for people either to follow or friend.

"Friending" can be a hassle because you might want to be friends with someone and not have their 200+ friends know you and then they start "friending" you without even making an introduction. It's a bizarre intention to not actually say hello and say why you want to friend a person. That's why a "follow" option is sometimes better.

And also the shy thing can be somewhat addressed with a less intrusive follow.