- Do not talk about your relationships in a negative matter.
- Use Facebook to reach out to others about events.
- Do not repeatedly message a person with the same remarks or comments if they have not showed interest in responding or communicating you.
- Do not have poke wars.
- Share useful, helpful, local, and interesting articles that you believe others might want to see.
- Do not publicly shame, bash, or bully others.
- Share videos, pictures and quotes that are friendly to all or majority of your viewers.
I agree! Facebook needs to stop being a tool for self-obsessed individuals who feel the need to bash on certain people or stereotypes. A lot of your Do's need to be embraced and practiced more instead of all the hateful situations caused by those who feel comfortable behind a computer screen. A lot of unfortunate effects of Facebook usage is the de-personalization of communication. The older generations have embraced social media to the point where my own mother can’t even reach out to anyone without it, like she or others don’t understand the concept of picking up a phone and calling someone. Facebook can be a tool to connect similar interests but too much personal information is circling around.
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