A Path Around Facebook

Already I have a Facebook page, and a Facebook profile. I’m on LinkedIn, and Google+.  The one I use the most is my Twitter

I gave up on Foursquare (I’m just not the right demo).  I have Instagram, but I’m not a social photo surfer, I prefer it for the photo taking than the sharing options.  I have a Pinterest account, but don’t really spend much time there.

Google+ is creeping up in my use, but only because the long form content that people are posting there is reminiscent of the early days of Twitter.

If you’re into Twitter, you’ll notice many people have it synced with many of their other social network accounts.  The overlap of content is starting to build into many many layers and now … there’s Path.

The social network that limits you to Dunbar’s Number of 150 friends is all the rage as people flock to this latest social network because of … social overload?

Yes, apparently, we’re sharing too much so we need a new social network so we can share less and keep tabs of it all.

I’ll load up Path and stick the icon in the “Social” folder on my iPhone, but I’ve already mentally put it in the same folder as Foursquare – the “delete” folder.

Here’s a hint: stick to Facebook and stop accepting friend requests from people you don’t really “know.”

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