What you like most to do in fb - uploading pic? chat ? or status update ?

On a personal level I use Facebook to check on my friends and see what's happening with them, I rarely upload photos except if I was uploading a100 or so pictures of an event at once, Instagram took care of that, I don't chat as I have the numbers of the majority of my friends and calling is a heck a lot better than chatting, you get to the point and get out! That's it. And I do update my status several times a day with random thoughts and observations... But I started using Facebook less ever since I got hooked on Twitter .

Facebook to me is very personal, I have only very close friends there, so I use Fb to interact with them.

Chat a while, upload a pic or make a status update all depends on the situation.  But most of the time it would be a chat or a status update.

But on a interaction level I use LinkedIn a lot, I update helpful articles that I read across the web, interact in the groups and update my status too

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