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If the above mentioned sites are so “assur” how come ywn posts them so t hat you can place them onto your page?
Plus whats so bad about keeping in otuch with ppl thru fb?
Your post doesn’t make sense.
here we go…again…..
me no understanding your post. please to try and explaining it to me when you have a minutes
thanking you.
I personally do not care for Facebook all that much. I think people (especially our kids) post really stupid things on it, that will come back to haunt them in the future, because once it is out there it is out there forever, even if you delete what you wrote later on (someone else may have already passed on your words to someone else).
They contain a lot of garbage and are time wasters. Doesn’t mean that they don’t have some benefits, when used judiciously.
rabbi wallerstein says its like putting a mezuza on a bathroom and saying then that its ok. but its still a bathroom. so the fact that there are shiurim on there doesnt help at all….
fix it up, I had to memorize and say over that poem in a public speaking course.. nice poem…and when in doubt, take the middle path 🙂
mikehall12382- my thought exactlty
I heard that youtube, facebook, and twitter are joining. The new name will be you-twit-face. It will be the greatest time waster ever known.
One of the best things about Facebook is the ease to find old friends.
More than a year ago, I located an old friend, having not seen in over 20 years.
I was at that time having a work problem and he alerted me to a contact of his that had the exact experience to help me and thus saved my job. I was stuck in a project and had passed the dealine already.
So while it is true, that it can be a time waster, it also has been very beneficial to me.
One way to avoid wasting time, is to not post that much of your own inyanim. This will cut down alot.
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