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Friday Frivolity: A Facebook Update In Real Life

Many of us get really frustrated when our online platforms make changes to the user experience. Sometimes we like them, but more often than not, we get really angry and outraged by changes to our favorite social networks. I’m not immune to the anger; I’ve just gotten really good about understanding that I don’t have control over these things and I’m not obligated to use the platforms anyway. But, still, it can be a hassle.

I’m also a big fan of the “[insert online tool] in Real Life” meme. This video, shared with me by one of my bosses, demonstrates the disregard many of us feel when new changes occur to these platforms. I give you: A Facebook Update In Real Life.

 

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