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How not to alienate friends in social networks
Posting photos on Facebook may cause loss of friends. This is the conclusion reached by researchers from the University of Birmingham, examining 1,000 users of a social network.
Researchers found that those users who often post their photos, risk to discourage a lot of people who looked at their profile.
"This study shows that users who frequently send their images to Facebook, run the risk of destroying a real relationship," said Dr. David Houghton.
Personal photos in the social network can degrade the relationship with family, friends and even colleagues. This is because all different social groups that have different perceptions of one and the same person.
It is specified that these friends and relatives may be upset that someone shares their photos with some strange "friends" from Facebook, which your "offline"friends do not have representation. Colleagues can be annoying information about private things they'd rather not know. In addition, the marked cooling of relations within couples who put a lot of your pictures.
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Researchers found that those users who often post their photos, risk to discourage a lot of people who looked at their profile.
"This study shows that users who frequently send their images to Facebook, run the risk of destroying a real relationship," said Dr. David Houghton.
Personal photos in the social network can degrade the relationship with family, friends and even colleagues. This is because all different social groups that have different perceptions of one and the same person.
It is specified that these friends and relatives may be upset that someone shares their photos with some strange "friends" from Facebook, which your "offline"friends do not have representation. Colleagues can be annoying information about private things they'd rather not know. In addition, the marked cooling of relations within couples who put a lot of your pictures.
Source: /users/413
