Earlier today, someone shared a piece that made two claims: 1) posting is “feminine,” and 2) that Facebook is for women.
While I think a case can easily be made that men frequently communicate in a way that is different than women, I wouldn’t go as far to say that FB is ‘for women.’
What I would say, is that the experience of using FB is strikingly different for men and women, and the reason for that difference likely has everything to do with Meta.
Denis Warburton /
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