Life in the 21st century has become conveniently inconvenient and thanks to social networking, not a week passes by without anyone having something to complain about how a “friend” or relative behaves online! The bad news is, there is no middle ground. Posting anything as in ANYthing or even your mere absence will earn you […]
Last Saturday, we were having dinner with some our our friends from the ice. (No, not Antarctica but the ice as in the skating rink you smarty pants!) One of our friends, an Instagrammer (and a certified camwhore), was sitting silently in the corner while we chatted the night away. From time to time, our
Social Networking Alphabet (Part 2) Well, here’s part 2 of the Social Networking Alphabet! If you missed part 1, scroll down or click here. I’m just amused that there’s really nothing good under “U”. Suggestions anyone? 😉 Everything that we could think of starts with the prefix “un” which usually comes with rants & drama
“What if social networking actions were real?” Part 2! What if you opened your social networking accounts on your birthday only to find out that the greetings were not written on your Facebook wall or Twitter feed but on your real wall? Have you noticed how people conveniently ended conversations by liking your comment
Instagram Hashtags Instagram hashtags is subject to abuse these days. Well, for one, I was guilty of going on a hashtagging spree each time I posted on Instagram until our friend Paolo (a.k.a. @lbosquejo) pointed out over lunch at how his Instagram experience seems to get disrupted by paragraph long hashtags. After that, I made sure
Social Networking: The Life (and Death) of a Social Networking Site Social networking is probably one of the most overused terms these days. I’m still counting how many social networking accounts I’ve already signed up for. Sometimes, people would ask us when I started posting Googly Gooey cartoons and I remember that even before we
