It may be time to ditch Facebook and switch to Reddit, and here is why:
REASON 1: PRIVACY
Facebook has been known to constantly change their data use policy in the past. They also are constantly changing their privacy settings. Their newest setting allows anyone to look someone up, and this is an issue that will not be experienced using Reddit. You can be completely unknown on it, but have fun trying to do that with Facebook.
REASON 2: GREED
Greed is a powerful enemy that can rip apart relationships and companies. The main reason Facebook is greedy is because they decide what you can see. Reddit, on the other hand, lets users see whatever they please. They are actually owned by Advance Publications and they allow their site to fend for itself.
REASON 3: THE WAY THEY USE INFORMATION
There is something that all Facebook users need to be aware of. This is the fact that they use your account information to advertise. Oh, and, by the way, they will also do this without letting you know. That is correct, without your consent, Facebook will advertise your account information.
REASON 4: BACK TO PRIVACY
There was one strong instance in the past where Reddit put their foot down. A couple of years ago, the company banned the website known as Gawker. They exposed the real identity of a famous hacker who was running some illegal versions of their website. This proved that the company is not afraid to expose you if you deserve it.
REASON 5: REAL PEOPLE
When it comes to deciding if the content is appropriate, Facebook uses automated processes and Reddit uses real people. This makes the process much better with Reddit because computers can not compromise. Usually, the company will only put their foot down if users are blatantly spamming or abusing someone.
