I love social web sites. I’m an avid Twitterer and spend a lot of time on Facebook. Without Facebook, I probably wouldn’t be apart of many different conversations on Packer hating and discussions on movies. I have no problem with expressing yourself. Being a fan of a movie/artist/TV Show is fine with me. Mostly because I know if I become a fan of that product, I know I’ll get updates and important news about it. When things like this gets fan pages, it’s where I draw the line.
So, if I’m not a fan of having an STD, does that mean I’m a fan of having an STD? No, absolutely not. Who hasn’t had to blow into video games to make them work. I’d like to know, if you are a fan of not having an STD, are you consistently getting updates to continue to be STD free? Probably not.
To wrap this up: If your starting a fan page to be funny or cute, don’t invite me. If your trying to upstart a revolution by getting a restaurant in a town, be serious about it. Use that page to start rallies and spread petitions. Don’t become a fan and just say, “Yeah, it’d be nice.” and then nothing comes out of it. That is the equivalent of not having the fan page, which is a waste of space on the internets.
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