When to reject on Facebook
I get a lot of requests, as I’m sure do many others, to go to events, invite friends or join groups on facebook and the groups are the ones where I sometimes have to think twice.
With my day job I write a wide range of articles on everything from surfboard bans to government reform and on to what you would call a cafe converted from a toilet.
Which also in turn covers the range seen on Facebook – most of the time I just accept the invite and forget about it – often I’ve accepted invites from groups on two sides of the same argument.
But as more people, especially those in power, start to join Facebook and set up groups – I’m having to ask whether, as a BBC Journalist, I should accept their friend request or join a ‘topical’ group.
One school of thought is to accept anyone and any request that gets sent – that way I’m not showing one or the other as a favourite – this also means I can still use Facebook as a good information and journalism resource – but stops me being able to use it properly as a ‘friends’ space.
The other thought is that I reject anything I don’t agree with personally and use Facebook as nothing more than my own personal space – after all It’s not a work tool.

Mar
24
By Ryan Morrison
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From the Times story on the baptism of a mulsim in Rome.
I’ll let you in to a little secret – I prefer to read comments and the responses to comments on news articles than the articles themselves most of the time.
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