Thread: Group sets May 31 as 'Quit Facebook Day'

http://scitech.blogs.cnn.com/2010/05...ok-day/?hpt=T2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SgkfghupFE

On Friday, the San Francisco Chronicle's Business Insider blog poked fun at the effort, albeit when the fledgling site had only a couple hundred people signed up. The post's title? "Uh-Oh, 0.00000068% Of Facebook Users Promise To Quit On May 31."

And how many of them do you think really will do it? And then how many will go straight and make another account? Any of them that completely quit either A.) have no friends. or B.) all their friends blocked them because they were stalking their friends on facebook and showing up at parties they shouldn't have.

Facebook is a useful tool for clubs actually. You can send out a mass message a lot quicker and easier than using an email.