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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]An acquaintance/FB "friend" lost her mother last year. She posted endless minutiae of her mother's health, condition, then death, etc. I personally found it very odd and a little creepy to do that on such a public forum--she has over 750 "friends". As if you really know that many people. So I can see it from the other perspective. I understand that losing a parent is difficult, but constant posting for attention (as this appeared to me) strikes me as creepy.[/quote] And your point is? Did you express condolence to your friend? If not, then unfollow her or unfriend. If you find it so odd, then don't expose yourself to it.[/quote] She's not a friend, that's the point. Just because FB calls them friends doesn't make it so. In fact, it's someone I met once or twice and accepted a friend request from. Prior to that, I don't recall ever really seeing anything from her which is why it struck me as odd when that suddenly started popping up. I can't outguess FB's algorithm on what shows up when. And the point is that nobody has 750 real friends. [/quote]
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