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Social networkers have an opportunity to send in their Fallout: New Vegas questions to Bethsoft via Twitter and Facebook, for a future Q&A. More details on the Bethblog.
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I don't use Facebook. I don't use Twitter. And I refuse to use any online dating service.
And I have billions of questions.
bethblog said:Not signed up at Facebook or Twitter? Feel free to ask your questions in the comments section below. Once we have answers from the guys at Obsidian, we’ll post them within our Fallout: New Vegas forums.
Joxer: I think youre taking this a little too seriously - the official forums are alive and well. Theyre just trying to also utilize something that a lot of people in this day and age have come to use on a regular basis.
some people's outright hatred of social networking sites (and seems like the people that use them as well) always piques my curiosity - do tell, what is it that makes you despise them so?
Craig: People are only privy to what you give them. It's up to you to facebook/twitter/myspace/etc responsibly.
Craig: People are only privy to what you give them. It's up to you to facebook/twitter/myspace/etc responsibly.
Craig: People are only privy to what you give them. It's up to you to facebook/twitter/myspace/etc responsibly.
I dont see how giving the advice to watch who you give what info is being untrue, and how I'm backtracking. You automatically trust everyone? You just dole out all your personal information to free services on the internet? Well, maybe not now that you realized what a dumbass you were to do such a thing. Twice.
Like I said, people only have access to the information that you give them, so basically dont give them much if any "real" personal information about yourself when making an account. Use a nickname, etc.
If youre going to be a fucking idiot about it and completely fill out all your personal info to a "free" service on the internet, youre asking for it. That's all.
Yes, right. And I suppose you will offer the same advice when Amazon accidentally releases everyone's billing information, or when ISPs accidentally release everyone's real name and address and information on their internet usage, including how many hours they spend on porn sites. Or, better yet, when Google accidentally releases everyone's search history tied to their personal email accounts. Or maybe when skype accidentally releases chat transcripts. And so on.
Craig: We'll have to agree to disagree. You cant see the difference between something like Amazon accidentally releasing information of their customers, and you willingly submitting personal information to what amounts to a data mining service and suddenly - youre shocked and amazed that they went did something with it. Well, no shit. Like they just offer the service out of the goodness of their hearts. Youre the type of person who sends a guy in Nigeria your bank account info so he can stash a few million til he gets out of the country.