Facebook users have slightly lower levels of “social loneliness” (66) but significantly higher levels of family loneliness. Moira Burke, a recent graduate of Human-Computer Institute at Carnegie Mellon, has stated that personalized messaged, or “composed communication”, is more satisfying than “one-click communication” (66), just a like or such on a post. Also, people who receive composed communication have found to be less lonely. The only thing better is a private Facebook message in a semi-public conversation where one pays little mind to the people possibly viewing it as well. When one looks on Facebook and sees people posting on their “perfect and “fun” lives, “passive consumption” (66), it may cause some people to feel worse about themselves and get a feeling of
Facebook users have slightly lower levels of “social loneliness” (66) but significantly higher levels of family loneliness. Moira Burke, a recent graduate of Human-Computer Institute at Carnegie Mellon, has stated that personalized messaged, or “composed communication”, is more satisfying than “one-click communication” (66), just a like or such on a post. Also, people who receive composed communication have found to be less lonely. The only thing better is a private Facebook message in a semi-public conversation where one pays little mind to the people possibly viewing it as well. When one looks on Facebook and sees people posting on their “perfect and “fun” lives, “passive consumption” (66), it may cause some people to feel worse about themselves and get a feeling of