Nowadays, social networks are maybe overused but I’m not a fan of them. They have completely redefined the word “Friends”: “acquaintance” is the right one for most of the cases.
At the beginning, I wasn’t convinced by the success of this kind of websites. Why do people want to share their personal life with 200 of [...]
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