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For the most part, my Facebook is just my friends, people I’ve met a number of times and have an ongoing relationship. If you meet me once at a party, I’ll reject your invite for Friendship. Likewise if I don’t talk to you for three months, you’ve got the boot. I’m really strict as to who’s on my Facebook account and more than once it’s come back to bite me but I think it’s worth being a little protective.

However, I have noticed over the past few months, people like yourself have crept onto my Facebook page, which I am very weary of but have started to let a few people through, like yourself, Jye Smith etc who I know seeing my drunk photos isn’t going to hurt.

As for Twitter, it’s pretty much anything goes. I’ll follow anyone I want as long as they’re interesting and I have my tweets set to public, so I’m almost always considerate of the fact that anyone could see them.

LinkedIn I tend to only use for industry people who I’ve been in contact with, however this is more of a contacts list than a social network for me.

I’m not on Flickr nor Thumblr, so perhaps it’s me who’s not Gen Y enough for this conversation.

Or maybe you need to realise your pictures just aren’t that interesting and no one wants to see them, hehe. ;]

So splendour photos smell like Facebook to me. Great social media articles and info relating to your business you can probably leave to those networks you define as professional networks. And your grandma photos, well those can probably stay in a folder in the personal drive - that is unless she came with you to splendour. Then they belong on Facebook.