7 Jun
2012
7 Jun
'12
6:46 p.m.
Liam Proven wrote:
I prefer to have really a smaller amount of "real" friends.
As do I.
I don;t know how long said parties last, but let's be generous and say 6
hours. That's 360 minutes. If you invited 360 people (that's 'hundreds')
you;d only soend, on avverage, 1 minute with each of them. That doesn't
sound very friendly to me.
Persoanlly I'd rather attend smaller gatherings where I get to spend
enoguh time with those present to have a reasonable discussion about
somehting of mutual interest. Even then I often feel I've not spent long
enough with each person.
[Socnets]
On 6 June 2012 18:41, Holm Tiffe <holm at
freibergnet.de> wrote:
You want to contact hundreds of people, this is a technical problem, that=
I
simply not have.
Hehe, it seems you have problems I don't have
and that I don't want.
=20
What problems? =20
> If you need to invite hundrets of people to eveents, please do that l=
ike
you want,
I just don't need to do that.
=20
Well, if you don't have many friends or never throw big parties, I am
a little sorry for you. Personally, I am gregarious and have lots of
friends. :=AC) Not at all.
It's a tool, nothing more. If you don't want to use it,
fine, but it makes you look foolish if you criticise others for no
other reason than that they do use it, or because you don't know how
to.
Maybe that's the language difference (We could always try to write in
german, I never had english in a school), I don't want/wanted to critici=
se
you or others for using Socnets, this was never my intention.
I'm not using them and I never missed something like that.
That is just my point of view, but no criticism.