[chris37]

I post on FB, but I only post pictures of my dogs, and I only look at pictures of dogs. I do not read news on FB at all.

I have about 10 friends only, and I ain’t looking for more, they are all people I know and have met in reality.

[FrankR]

Well, the “news feed” is not really about the “news”, it’s where all your friends’ posts are displayed so you won’t have to go to each of their “walls” to read what’s new.

I get all my “news, news” here on FR.

[bigbob]

Good plan. I assume if someone comes along and wants to be friends after viewing your FB page they’ll sniff your butt to let you know.

[HotHunt]

I communicate with my family and friends through regular old email. You can attach photos to them. Why do people think they have to post their lives up on a social media bulletin board for everyone to see when they can use private email instead?

I've had a FB page for at least 12 years now. I use it to gain access to a closed group of old high school classmates.

I have no information on the page about me at all except the obligatory birthday date. By the way, I was born in 1905 for those interested.

No profile photo. No photos at all. No priends at all. No timeline. No about information.

I never post anything or share anything about my life with anyone on FB. And given Zuckberger's idea to use the liberal Snopes. com to screen for fake news, I would never consider reading the news from FB. Why would you do that when you have FR?

Facebook has never said anything to me about my page. It's been static and unchanged for years. No activity at all. Like I said, I only have it in order to access a high school alumni FB page which is closed except to members.