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Reminder: add expiration dates to Hub specs
Curated:
02/01/2014 from
www.businessinsider.com/i-decided-to-delete-all-my-facebook-activity-and-it-was-incredibly-hard-2014-1
my notes ( ? )
Basically sums up why I want a Hub, not just a stream, for my virtual presence:
"If I had my way, Facebook would have a hard and fast expiration date for posts. I generally don’t want most of what I say hanging around longer than I’d keep eggs in the fridge. Sure, some links and videos are worth revisiting—but does anyone really care that I was tired on that Monday in 2008?"
But most of our Timelines are full of this rotting nonsense ... I’ll grant the infrequent occasion for someone to think, “I remember an awesome video that Jen posted last year—let me go find it on her Timeline!” But most of those posts are digital clutter."
- I Decided To Delete All My Facebook Activity, And It Was Incredibly Hard - Business Insider via @jowyang
Actually yes, I'd like to be able to find it all again, but that's because I share useful and interesting stuff I find around the web. But an expiration date for the rotting nonsense is a good idea. For the next version of the specs.
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