This is like you have option before join but once you joined can not get your feet back. before join any community or network need to understand some topics like now a days everybody wants to prepare some data base like those data can be convert to money anytime. one side you are getting lots of fun once you joined any social network site but other side you are selling your details with 0 [Zero] value. also some Etiquette need to follow like, never log in while you are in angry ,sad or early morning when you have not slept properly last night I mean when you using any social network by that time you should with your conscience and positives attitude thinking others watching you as well your employers, guardian etc..
you can find below some one who already suffered..
But the launch of Google+, which attractedmore than 10 million users in its first two weeks, has given Facebook haters — or people like me who are suffering Facebook fatigue — a new space in which to park their social graphs. And much has been written about the appeal of starting one's social network from scratch. (Full disclosure: The Washington Post Co.’s chairman and chief executive, Donald E. Graham, is a member of Facebook’s board of directors. And my brother works as a programmer for Google. He has not worked on Google+.) read mor
you can find below some one who already suffered..
I deleted my Facebook page this week.
I gave my friends and family fair warning, via a Wall post, that I would leave within a week. One — yes, one — of my 200-plus “friends” openly objected in a comment. Otherwise, the post was met with silence. My friends probably didn’t think I was serious, or they weren’t paying attention. Who could blame them? I had been on Facebook for years and had a habit of posting at least once a day — as a means to keep in touch.
My friends had other reasons not to take me seriously. It wasn’t as if last year’s “Quit Facebook Day” was a resounding success. And there are numerous “I hate Facebook” pages — on Facebook.
But the launch of Google+, which attractedmore than 10 million users in its first two weeks, has given Facebook haters — or people like me who are suffering Facebook fatigue — a new space in which to park their social graphs. And much has been written about the appeal of starting one's social network from scratch. (Full disclosure: The Washington Post Co.’s chairman and chief executive, Donald E. Graham, is a member of Facebook’s board of directors. And my brother works as a programmer for Google. He has not worked on Google+.) read mor
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