Rita, this is mom: Facebook comments are the worst #Community Management#commenting#facebook Updated Oct 12 2015 (Posted Aug 20 2012) Ariel arielmstallings We all know I hate Facebook comments. Here's just one more example of why: Share this:TwitterFacebook Reporter Name * Reporter Email * Original text Enter the original text here. Edited text* Enter your suggested copyedit here. Notes You can add a note for the editor here. * Required information. Fix Typo Ariel Author of the Offbeat Bride book, Ariel acts as the publisher of all the Offbeat Empire websites. She lives in Seattle with her son, and if she's not reading or writing books, chances are good that she's dancing or happy-crying. Subscribe to her newsletter to get the behind-the-scenes stuff. PREVIOUS Our favorite comments this week: waffles, "wife-things" super rings, and Boomerang NEXT Small, focused, and yes, exclusionary community sites flourish Show/Hide comments [ 13 ] This is hilarious. Please tell me you left that one up un-edited! OMFG that is funny! Also, Rita, your mom and my mom could totally be besties. Ariel, this is not your mom. I approve of this message. Facebook comments aren't the worst. Moms on Facebook are the worst. Moms on Facebook are fine. Facebook users who don't know understand their privacy settings are the problem. Or rather, one of just many problems. Jeez, Sarah Brown. Stop being so fucking ignorant. You're corrupting people's children with your goddamn no-no words. FOR SHAME! The best part is that Sarah Brown didn't even write the post I linked to! I found it via her, and I was trying to give her credit. I'm so confused by this. But I do like comments on posts that ask for the post to be removed from their facebook. Now Rita's mom will NEVER let me sleep over again! I AM CRYING LAUGHING Oh Rita's Mom – you are hilarious! Aww…lmao. My mom used to get on me about cursing on Facebook but I think she's given up. lol My mom used to read my stuff through my Dad's facebook, or reading over her sister's shoulder. Once I called home and my dad said my mother was reprimanding me for swearing (contextually I might add) on FB, so I told her she could get her onw facebook and comment on it there. Haven't heard a word about it since! Comments are closed.
Moms on Facebook are fine. Facebook users who don't know understand their privacy settings are the problem. Or rather, one of just many problems.
Jeez, Sarah Brown. Stop being so fucking ignorant. You're corrupting people's children with your goddamn no-no words. FOR SHAME!
The best part is that Sarah Brown didn't even write the post I linked to! I found it via her, and I was trying to give her credit.
I'm so confused by this. But I do like comments on posts that ask for the post to be removed from their facebook.
My mom used to read my stuff through my Dad's facebook, or reading over her sister's shoulder. Once I called home and my dad said my mother was reprimanding me for swearing (contextually I might add) on FB, so I told her she could get her onw facebook and comment on it there. Haven't heard a word about it since!