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I'm not sure how serious this is ... http://mashable.com/2012/08/13/what-type-of-social-media-personality-are-you-infographic/
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What Type of Social Media Personality Are You?
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Cellmold
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Ahaha
Now that's interesting. Or rather....not.
"Somehwat more individuals with a preference for Intuition - 68% reported using facebook than did individuals with a preference for sensing - 61%".
And yet on here and elsewhere ive heard many a time the proclaimation that applications and websites like facebook are for superficial sensors. Of course im sure the data is wrong, the people they tested probably weren't the types they said they were....etc...whatever makes someone feel better about their 4 letters.
I enjoyed the big capitalised and bolded words for us to take note of: 'WORK' 'INTUITION' 'PERSONAL TIME'.
There is something about that entire graphic which crawls on my skin long after ive read it. It smacks of the rampant hyper-catagorisation that seems to be far too prevelant these days.
Now that's interesting. Or rather....not.
"Somehwat more individuals with a preference for Intuition - 68% reported using facebook than did individuals with a preference for sensing - 61%".
And yet on here and elsewhere ive heard many a time the proclaimation that applications and websites like facebook are for superficial sensors. Of course im sure the data is wrong, the people they tested probably weren't the types they said they were....etc...whatever makes someone feel better about their 4 letters.
I enjoyed the big capitalised and bolded words for us to take note of: 'WORK' 'INTUITION' 'PERSONAL TIME'.
There is something about that entire graphic which crawls on my skin long after ive read it. It smacks of the rampant hyper-catagorisation that seems to be far too prevelant these days.
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