Facebook — Anything Else on True Nudists

cowboypennerOriginal Poster

Sep 26, 2008

Who is on it?

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Swifthawk
Oct 2, 2008
Yeah, I'm on facebook, but I don't know for how much longer. It's just waaaaaay too time consuming. lol

Also, as suggested, while I would imagine the average age on there is pretty young, there are some of us old farts around. The only thing I really like about facebook, is that it's a great way to find old friends that I've lost contact with over the years. So far I've managed to track down nearly all of my old schoolmates. So, for that I'm thankful. :)
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Walter
Oct 2, 2008
I am on Facebook too. Quite addictive. I have found soooo many old friends from my hometown, my church, my high school, etc.
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cowboypennerOriginal Poster
Oct 7, 2008
I found my very first g/f on Facebook and she remembers letting her friends interfere with out relationship and apologized for that so I'm grateful to Facebook.
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Philfreeeuk
Jan 1, 2009
[quote]Yeah, I'm on facebook, but I don't know for how much longer. It's just waaaaaay too time consuming. lol Also, as suggested, while I would imagine the average age on there is pretty young, there are some of us old farts around. The only thing I really like about facebook, is that it's a great way to find old friends that I've lost contact with over the years. So far I've managed to track down nearly all of my old schoolmates. So, for that I'm thankful. :)[/quote] I gave up on Facebook ages ago, took too long to load, but some of you might find this usefull. Article printed from SiteProNews:http://www.sitepronews.comHTML version available at:http://www.sitepronews.com/archives.htmlFacebook in 15 Minutes a Day By Donna Gunter (c) 2008 I've often said that social networking can take up your entire day, if you allow it. You sit down at your desk in the morning, and you see several Facebook event invites and friend requests. As you log into your account, someone's Facebook status update catches your eye, and before you know it, 3 hours have passed while you're reading and responding to social networking messages. How can you possibly get any work done in your business or for your clients at this rate? Facebook doesn't have to be a time hog. As a matter of fact, you can actually handle most of your Facebook tasks in as little as 15 minutes per day. Here's what I do when I log into my account each morning (thanks for wonderful training I've received from Facebook guru Mari Smith for these great tips): 1. Update your status. This is the first section that you'll see on your homepage when you log into Facebook. While you can do this from your Facebook account, I prefer to update my status in Ping.fm, as this service will update my status in all of my social networking sites, including Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, and MySpace. However, if you're using only Facebook for social networking, then go ahead and use the status update there. 2. Review your news feeds. This is the first tab on the right on your home page. In this review, you're seeking stories on which you can share your expertise and on which you can comment. Some of your comments may be personal in nature, but this is a great opportunity to showcase your experience in your field and industry. 3. Review news feeds of your friends. This feature is available from the home page as the down arrow on the far right of the home page tabs and permits you to view the feeds of your Friends Lists. Friend Lists allow you to create private groupings of friends based on your personal preferences. I've got my lists created by industry, i.e. Coaches, Virtual Assistants, Marketing Professionals, People to Watch, etc. Pick one list and comment on those feeds just as you would your own. If you have no Friends Lists, here's how to create them: Click Friends at the top of any Facebook page. From the following page, click "Make a new list" on the left. After typing in the title of your list, you can add friends to your list by typing your friend's name into the "Add to List" field. You can also click "Select Multiple Friends" to the right of the field, which will allow you to select many friends from your entire list. After making your selections, click "Save List" to store your changes. 4. Review status updates. Take a quick moment to breeze through the status updates of your friends, and click on those on which you feel compelled to comment. Many people feed their blog posts into their status updates, so this is a great way to get out and comment on the blogs of others without having to search out relevant blog posts. In this case, I comment on the blog itself rather than the Facebook status update. I usually only go through one page of these to ensure I remain within my time constraints. 5. Acknowledge birthdays. These are listed under Events and Birthdays on the right side of your homepage. When you click on the birthday person's name, you'll be sent to their wall, where you can write your personalized birthday greeting (make more effort that just simply saying "Happy Birthday!"). I also take this opportunity to find out a bit more about the friends on my list by clicking the "Info" tab on their home page and quickly scanning their profile. This helps me start to put names and faces together and get better acquainted with my network of friends, And, I take this opportunity to add people to Friends List as appropriate. 6. Review friend requests. Add friends as you see fit, or according to any guidelines you have set for yourself. Facebook guru Mari Smith suggests setting up a "Friending Request Policy" in which you write down the conditions under which you'll accept friends (i.e. picture must be on profile, have to have other friends in common, have to have submitted a personal note with the friend request, etc.) and to help you in your decision-making. 7. Respond to event invitations. Your friends will be sending a myriad of invites to various events (most of my invites are to teleclasses), so take a few moments to scroll through those and see if any are of interest to you, or if you have further questions about them. 8. Respond to group invitations. Most of these I ignore, but occasionally I'll join a private group, usually related to a program in which I'm enrolled. Or, if it's a group run by someone with whom I want to connect or from whom I want to learn, I'll accept the invite to the group. If I have time, I'll also visit one of the groups to see what's going on and respond to any messages here. 9. Add friends. Facebook does an amazing job of suggesting people I actually know to add to my friends list in their "People You May Know" section on my home page. If I happen to see such a suggestion, I send out a request to add that person as a friend. When requesting to add a friend, I ALWAYS send a personalize request, letting them know how I know about them. 10. Review notifications. The notifications icon is on the lower right side of your home page and lists what's going on in your account (friend requests accepted, notes on your wall, etc.). This is a good prompt for you to write on someone's wall when they accept your friend request or to respond to posts on your own wall. 11. Eyeball your own profile. Make sure your profile appears as it should, and take the opportunity to catch up on anything you may have missed with your other steps. 12. Check your inbox. Many of the emails in your inbox are duplications of event and group invites or group emails. When I look at this, I'm seeking out any personal 1:1 emails that I might have received from someone on my list. I've discovered that many people I want to contact respond better to their Facebook emails than through emails sent to them (or an assistant) via their website, so I often email them through Facebook, instead. If you devote 15 minutes per day, or at least 15 minutes 3 times a week, to updating Facebook, you'll begin to see results from your social networking before you know it! =========================================================== Thought I'd better include this bit as she did write it :) Online Business Manager and Online Business Coach Donna Gunter helps independent service professionals learn how to automate their businesses, leverage their expertise on the Internet, and get more clients online. To claim your FREE gift, TurboCharge Your Online Marketing Toolkit, visit her site athttp://www.OnlineBizU.com. Follow Donna on Twitter:http://twitter.com/donnagunter===========================================================
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Member
Jan 1, 2009
Not anymore, took way too long and to many apps. Finding the same problem with MySpace and will most likely drop that also. To many kids on both sites for me...
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Philfreeeuk
Jan 2, 2009
[quote]Thats all????? I just figured out how to turn the computer on by myself.... [/quote] Well I hope you know how to turn it off! and don't even think about trying to have a twitter! it could be dangerous :)
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Member
Jan 14, 2009
I'm on there but I rarely use it. Connected with a bunch of people from high school and things like that but it doesn't exactly hold my interest for long.
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Tezza54
Feb 4, 2011
yes on facebook also been on about 3 years...Its certainly not for the younguns...Im 56 and met lotsa my school and old hometown friends..Its great,brilliant actually
Tezza from Oz
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Cheri Donna Dawson
Feb 5, 2011
FACEBOOK ALERT: As of today, the New FB Privacy setting called "Instant Personalization" goes into effect. The new setting shares your data with non-Facebook websites & it is automatically set to "Enabled".Go to AccountPrivacy SettingsApps & WebsitesInstant Personalizationedit settings & uncheck "Enable". BTW If your friends don't do this, they will be sharing info about you as well. Please copy and re-post
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TonyJ63
Feb 5, 2011
There's a group here for Facebook nudists:http://www.truenudists.com/group/311/
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ME
Member
Feb 6, 2011
[quote]FACEBOOK ALERT: As of today, the New FB Privacy setting [/quote] Thanks Cheri, but this actually happened in April 2010. Not sure why it is coming up everywhere again.
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Cheri Donna Dawson
Feb 6, 2011
It is a little different now and your profile page has other options. I had to change the setttings on my profile.
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Member
Feb 8, 2011
I'm also on facebook and I have to say it is just awesome! why? well the reason is that I lived in several countries & cities. par example I've lived and worked one year at philadelphia 98/99 and the saying "out of sight, out of mind" was quite true - but now I found most of my friends on facebook again, as the people from boardingschool, nuernberg, wiesbaden and mallorca :-)) so it's just awesome in that point.
... but I've heard that on fb is a problem regarding nudity? it's possible to set up the profile where u can choose who's seeing which images and which informations in you're profile.... or was the groups ment??
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Sunbeam65
Feb 25, 2011
On it. Just have to control the obsession. Cool to connect with old friends. Great way to 'stay connected' virtually, when you can't stay connected direclty.
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ME
Member
Feb 25, 2011
I am "Woody Miller"
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Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
Mar 5, 2011
Of course I'm on Facebook and Twitter. Why not? I have found several past lovers and old friends.
Am now in contact with several nephews and nieces that I lost track of.
500 Million People are there just waiting to meet you.
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MidGaNudist
Mar 5, 2011
I am very active on FB. It is a great way to stay connected with former classmates, friends, and colleagues. I do not play the games on there, however.
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George_in_WV
Mar 5, 2011
I am on Facebook and all my Facebook friends know I am a nudist, but I post very few of my nudist activities there. Here on TN I can post pictures of me nude and stories about my nudist activities
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paul
Mar 5, 2011
I am to
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catbird
Mar 5, 2011
I also am on Facebook. But it is strictly about my textile life. I am not one to share about my nudism with long time friends and relatives. FB is great for keeping in touch with friends and relatives much separated by distance.
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TonyJ63
Mar 6, 2011
[quote]I also am on Facebook. But it is strictly about my textile life. I am not one to share about my nudism with long time friends and relatives. FB is great for keeping in touch with friends and relatives much separated by distance.[/quote] Totally agree with that. As well as keeping in touch I love the Mindjolt games & Farkle. They can be frustrating but competing with friends has kept me entertained.
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Cheri Donna Dawson
Mar 6, 2011
[quote]I have heard too many complaints about Facebook which has sort of put me off. namely the one that once your details are up on this site, you can't delete them should you ever choose to. Besides, TN takes up too much time already! Case of too much of a good thing here...[/quote] I recently removed all my private data from Facebook...proving you can remove it.
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dylanb
Apr 7, 2011
Oh wow, I'm surprised someone is asking who's on Facebook. Then I found out this was posted years ago when it was just another social networking site.
anyway, facebook is good for keeping in touch, specially with long lost friends. just type their name and you could probably spot them right away (unless they are hiding or used a stupid looking picture as their profile pic).
One thing I hate about facebook is the games and the requests that everyone keeps sending and getting. It is very annoying. Even if you blocked an application, a new app will come out before you know it and your friend with no life outside facebook would be sending you another request. I hate these requests so much that I started deleting friends who keep sending these annoyances. Whether they're good friends or great lays.
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Dude111
Apr 16, 2011
I am not on FB,i value my privacy and everything else......
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