Sharing
photographs on Facebook is a quick way to lose friends, according to
a new study.
Researchers
found those who repeatedly post pictures risk alienating themselves
from many people who view them.
They
may damage relationships with friends, relatives and colleagues who
do not 'relate well to those who constantly share photos of
themselves.’
Partners
who shared more photographs of events led to a decrease in intimacy.
Similarly,
a close friend who shared more photographs of friends could also
expect to it to have a negative impact on the quality of that
relationship.
‘This
is because people, other than very close friends and relatives, do
not seem to relate well to those who constantly share photos of
themselves.
‘It
is worth remembering the information we post to our “friends” on
Facebook, actually gets viewed by lots of different categories of
people, partners, friends, family, colleagues and acquaintances and
each group seems to take a different view of the information shared.’
The
report said partners sharing more photographs of family is positively
related to support, whereas those sharing more photographs of friends
is related negatively to intimacy.
The
researchers also suggest big brand advertising campaigns, which
encourage people to post photographs of themselves with the product
on Facebook, risk damaging the relationships between their ‘fans’
I
agree to a certain degree about the friend's pics. I
will not want a picture I took with a
friend to suddenly appear in FB without my
knowledge especially if that pics doesn't paint me
in the best of light. And am not too impressed either
when all a friend wants me to see is himself everyday, posting pics
of himself endlessly. Am happy for him but not impressed.
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