<p>Please. The point of this thread is not to debate with anyone or to judge anyone with/without these things. I just want to know what you guys prefer.</p>
<p>I have neither, but honestly, I think if I had to choose one, I would choose twitter. I've been looking at celebrities twitters lately and it's been an alright experience. I mean to me, Facebook and twitter are essentially the same, but there are inherit differences that differentiate the two. I like that twitter keeps you constantly updated with your favorite celebs/bands/etc. You find more celebs/bands/artists on twitter (and constantly updating) than you do on FB.</p>
<p>Still not enough to make me join twitter but just thought I put it out there haha.</p>
<p>So, which do you prefer, Facebook or Twitter (the neither option remains for those who have neither)?</p>
<p>Google Plus!!! It’s the best of both - you can follow people, you have more control over your information, and the video chat is super awesome :)</p>
<p>I really don’t care about people’s status updates most of the time. They’re usually bs like “Amazing boyfriend brought a frozen pizza home and we’re going to watch it on the couch. Chill night ahead.”</p>
<p>That has to be my least favorite part of Facebook. So obviously, a website that seemingly revolves around it would bore me to tears.</p>
<p>@PRiNCESSMAHiNA: I agree with that, I made a Twitter to test it out…I got rid of it in less then a week. I am not a fan of knowing what someone is doing every 5 seconds…either on Twitter OR Facebook.</p>
<p>I prefer Twitter. I have a Facebook and I used to use it a lot but now it’s mostly for coordinating stuff for groups and for communicating with people who seem to only use Facebook for talking to people. I use Twitter instead of status updates for sure. </p>
<p>Y’know, there’s talk about the hacker group Anonymous taking down Facebook on the fifth of November. And it wouldn’t really faze me one bit.</p>
<p>I have neither. I’ve considering having FB, but even if I did, I don’t think I’d really care all the time about people’s pointless status updates.</p>
<p>Not just the useless status updates. But I also don’t want the stress of having to manage “friends”. How many people do you know that you would talk to but wouldn’t really count as a friend?</p>
<p>I used to have a Twitter when it wasn’t all the rage a two years ago, but I got tired of it easily. You only have 140 characters to say what’s on your mind and there’s not much to do at all. Plus, who’s really listening? Lol.</p>
<p>UAKid - way too many. I think if I culled my Facebook friends list to only people I actually consider friends I’d be in the double digits. I cannot comprehend how some people have 1000+ friends. One of my sister’s friends has over 2000 facebook friends. She’s not even someone famous or talented or anything, she’s just some random-ass teenager who posts evocative photos of herself and gets 200 ‘likes.’ ****in’ hell!</p>
<p>Honestly I welcome any attempts to hack and bring it down lol</p>
<p>I just think twitter is cool to stay up to date with your fave celebs/artists/bands/etc. And what’s more awesome is that you don’t need to sign up to see what your fave celebs/artists/bands are doing/up to.</p>
<p>I’m being serious now because all of my posts tonight have been jokes.</p>
<p>Facebook are for nobodys to feel important. Twitter is for celebrities to keep their obsessed fans updated 24/7. I use neither and both disgust me. I hope Anonymous starts by staying true to his word and taking care of the Facebook issue November 5th, 2011. I would love for nothing more but to see Facebook’s demise and see all it’s brainless users run around like chickens with their heads cut off once Facebook is gone. </p>
<p>Boy, I could imagine it now.</p>
<p>"OHHHHHHHHHHHHHH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. HOW AM I GOING TO STAY CONNECTED TO MY FRIENDS NOW?!?!?!?!?!?! HOW AM I GOING TO BE INVITED TO EVENTS?!?!?!?!!?!?</p>
<p>I have both, prefer Facebook: it’s actually useful as a communications tool when it comes to events / keeping friends on the loop.</p>
<p>Basically, Facebook is focused on communicating with select individuals while keeping others in on the loop, whereas Twitter is focused on talking about yourself and keeping track of others. It’s a very different market.</p>
<p>The idea is that if I want a general idea of what’s going on in someone else’s life or make that info available about my own life, I go to Twitter. If I want to actually talk to anyone (online) or arrange anything, it’s Facebook.</p>
<p>I have Facebook, and aside from allowing me to find all my Army buddies from years back, I could definitely do without it. No one emails me, and I hardly use it.</p>
<p>If I even thought about joining Twitter, I’d have to question my sanity. There is a point where enough is enough. I have a dumb, prepaid cellphone with no games… no smartphonne, no blackberry, no macpad, no i pod, no tablet. Life was fine without these gimmmicks 50 years ago.</p>
<p>I actually preferred myspace and friendster. at least you could link to you tube videos. Facebook is getting so user-unfriendly. I cant ever figure out how to delete pictures… and deleting the whole account seems impossible.</p>
<p>I realllllyyy wish I had never been introduced to either, but now that I have, I just can’t delete them. </p>
<p>Facebook- SO evil, but I actually know people on there.</p>
<p>Twitter- Don’t know anyone, which isn’t so bad because it gives me the freedom to speech my mind, rant and complain. (I don’t do much of that on facebook.)</p>
<p>About 1 year ago, there was a heated debate ober whether you “need” a facebook (for employment or networking). Some seemed to think facebook was permanent… gosh, Faacebook WILL fade as competition provides several alternatives. Same with Twitter.</p>
<p>“HOW AM I GOING TO STAY CONNECTED TO MY FRIENDS NOW?!?!?!?!?!?!”</p>
<p>That would actually be an issue for me. I have friends from all over the world that I keep in touch with through Facebook. I don’t have anybody’s email addresses (I only use email for school, after all) and I would lose contact with just about everybody if Facebook were disabled like that.</p>
It’s the best of both - you can follow people, you have more control over your information, and the video chat is super awesome :)</p>