So, I'm
a relic from the Dark Ages, it seems. My 6-year mobile was quite smart at the
time although I only twice went online with it. It’s fallen a few times and
hardly has a crack. So why would I move on to a Smartphone? After all, I just use SMS text messaging for
mostly personal contacts and not daily either. I still email but rarely for
personal use....daily for work as that's the main means of communication both
internally and to monitor customer queries.
I use Facebook for work and I check it daily, sometimes twice a day and
depending on what I have to respond to that could be a couple of hours. My personal Facebook pages, I check if I see
a private message and perhaps I post once a week just to let people know I'm
still on the planet. I rarely read what
others post now (I was quite addicted for the first year of personal use!) ... too
busy with life otherwise, these days. I
got a Twitter and the Google+ accounts for this Social Media Strategy module.
I've tweeted some. One was work related, which received several likes; that was
very cool. I've never used Skype, but I opened an account now, also as a result
of this module. I check LinkedIn only when I see a request to connect or some
interesting post - and that's not often, but I go on once a week to keep it
active.
That
does not sound like a blogger, does it? That does not even sound like a
resident of the 21st century!
My mobile is never on me. I see
people of all ages ... teenagers, the youth, middle-aged and the elderly also
armed with a mobile – and yes it’s like an extended appendage. They never let it go. People complain I don’t
answer my phone. Not surprising, I don’t keep it on me. But that’s a family trait...which I won’t
expound on here.
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