LinkedIn becomes a little more like Facebook. Good or bad?
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Re: LinkedIn becomes a little more like Facebook. Good or bad?
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#3I find that I am using LinkedIn less and less these days. It is an easy way to keep a contact list (the adding part, but I never use it to communicate with). Facebook does this better, so I think Facebook could completely replace them if they add ways to group your friends and allow you to control what you share at a group level.
Re: LinkedIn becomes a little more like Facebook. Good or bad?
#4I find that I am using LinkedIn less and less these days. It is an easy way to keep a contact list (the adding part, but I never use it to communicate with). Facebook does this better, so I think Facebook could completely replace them if they add ways to group your friends and allow you to control what you share at a group level.
Isn't that what friend lists do in Facebook? http://www.facebook.com/help/?page=768
Re: LinkedIn becomes a little more like Facebook. Good or bad?
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Isn't that what friend lists do in Facebook? http://www.facebook.com/help/?page=768
It is a start, but it doesn't allow you to share say a link to HN for only your hacker/business peeps and a "the baby just did this" for your friends/family. As is, the HN link would just confuse my family (and maybe scare them) and nobody but my family wants to know that my boy just drove his car down the stairs.