SO I’VE NOTICED THAT RMN HASN’T UPDATED ITS FACEBOOK OR TWITTER PAGE IN A WHILE

I didn't even know RMN had a twitter account. Show how often I use my non-work one.

Nessiah is in charge of Facebook (which is also linked to our Twitter), and Shinan is in charge of Twitter.

But my secret cabal has abandoned me, it appears. (when was the last time Deckiller posted even, for example?)

Yeah, RMW poached all of my staff on me. Not that I'm bitter.

To be honest since facebook was connected to twitter I sort of never did anything twitter-related. To the extent that I don't think I even have the password anywhere anymore :)

So if you @-replied to the twitter account in the last two years no one listened...

I'M A FAILURE AS A FACEBOOK ADMIN.

I do know I haven't been posting for a while but it is what Liberty said, I'm currently on a rough situation financially and have been busy (while raving at twitter sometimes when I'm stuck with baby).

But I have no excuses, I should update more often orz.

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This site has basically become facebook and twitter. What would be the point? Why would you want to browse 3 different sites to get RMN related info?

Basic marketing strategy disagrees with you. The point of having 'branch' versions of sites are to reach out to potentials who are already using another site that don't know about your site.

With twitter, the system of 'retweets' is what makes those gears move. So if I'm following RMN's twitter, and I 'retweet' something they posted, all of my friends now see RMN's tweet. Of those friends who would potentially dig RMN or RPG making now also see that tweet. They now also follow RMN's twitter account. Repeat from step one.

Facebook works off a similar paradigm, I found a lot of interesting pages and stuff by my friends 'liking' it, then I saw it and followed said page afterwards. It's very viral, cool stuff if its effectively utilized.

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I see. But wouldn't stuff get lost in a sea of retweets? Unless you spam stuff, then I'd feel like a dick because I think people who do that on my friend list are dicks haha

If properly applied, no. Social media sites generally have pretty decent algorithms to prevent the average user seeing a bunch of retweets and likes, unless you just have really obnoxious friends, and what you see generally gravitates towards the friends you interact with most. If Craze likes a post by the Suikoden Revival Movement on Facebook, I'm likely to see it because I talk to Craze.

I remember when I was more active in facebook there was way too much info coming up for me to follow it all. It felt like all I was doing is reading what other people were doing and not getting anything done myself. Although I guess when people talk about facebook addiction, that's the reason.

Yes, they call that 'fear of missing out' (seriously, look it up), and the generally accepted cure is 'going outside.' Social media can be dumb, but most of it is pretty user determined, you get out of it exactly what you put in and what you do with it.

Facebook has degenerated since its inception, but I still use it and still manage to have a weird ass, interesting exciting time with myself because I utilize it to my ends and generally still see interesting shit with it, because I use it, and I don't let it use me.

Libby Libby invite so we can take turns :0