If you are sick and tired of Facebook's policy and feel like closing your account, you've got reliable alternatives to get away from the invisible addiction supposed by Zuckerberg's social network.
Surely, there are direct and immediate advantages, but you will soon find out that what you have hated in Facebook is likely to be found on new lands of online sociability. Remember the legendary fear for collecting personal data?! Ask any customer department, before signing in and you will be told that these are the rules of the games: you will have to give something, in order to receive.
The new vogue, Pinterest, seems to look like a teenage Facebook, focused on people between 25 and 34 years old. In fact, Pinterest has chosen well, this demographic section is open-mind, works even in two different jobs and needs to get in touch with people and news, once they got time to relax.
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[Infographic] Alternatives For Social Networking
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hehe.. very useful info presented in a very nice way
i must confess i have not heard about many of the websites presented in the graphic. for ex, that turntable thing! never heard of it, but apparently it has soo many users! and i looove the way you described tagged 
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thanks Devin for your appreciation:) I never heard of Turntable either:) one of these days, I`m going to create an account there and see what`s different from Facebook:)