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Facebook: Friend Or Foe?

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Social Issues

 

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October 17, 2014

 

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The only fault of Social Networking Sites is that the information that you receive may not be true. Junith Donath says that “Alone, these are conventional signals, easily faked; even references to favorite obscure books and other displays of esoteric knowledge may have simply been copied from another's page” (Donath 2007)...
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Some people could easily write down things to make them look better, or even cooler, in the eyes of other people. Erving Goffman has similar ideas of putting out fake information. He says that when people first meet each other, they first put on an act in order to impress the other person, and make them want to be their friend...
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