People on Facebook have been deleting more and more "friends" from their friend list. Why? People want quality friends on Facebook. In the early years of Facebook it was more "quantity over quality." People unfriend someone for various reasons such as offensive comments, don't know well, trying to sell something, depressing comments, and lack of interaction. In 2011, 63 percent of adults unfriended people but before, in 2009, adults showed they only unfriended 56 percent of their friends.
I think that people can be very rude of upsetting on Facebook. I unfriend anyone who says something mean of that could offend anyone else. I know I have friends on Facebook that I never talk to but if they don't do stupid things on Facebook then I'm not just going to unfriend them. Talking about selling things, I don't friend any companies. It's not like you will chat with them or anything. Adults are so much more strict on bad things so the percentages are probably a lot smaller for children and teens. It seems that people in my grade want quantity more than quality.
I think that people can be very rude of upsetting on Facebook. I unfriend anyone who says something mean of that could offend anyone else. I know I have friends on Facebook that I never talk to but if they don't do stupid things on Facebook then I'm not just going to unfriend them. Talking about selling things, I don't friend any companies. It's not like you will chat with them or anything. Adults are so much more strict on bad things so the percentages are probably a lot smaller for children and teens. It seems that people in my grade want quantity more than quality.
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