Facebook question

[paintnolish]

Let's say you are looking at someone's page and see the "+1 Bob and Jim are now friends" message on Bob's page. Does Jim's page also say that? I mean, do both of their pages reflect that they just became friends or does it only show on the person who initiated the "friend" or only on the one who accepted the "friend"? My boss has friended me and I am trying to decide if I should accept or not. I feel awkward either way but am trying to determine which/how coworkers became "friends" with her. Thanks!

 

[MickeyMomOfThree]

Not sure how you would find that out without asking, it shows up on both people's pages. That is kind of akward. I mean, to say no is but to say yes, well then your boss is on there. Be careful not to vent about work! Good Luck!

 

[Luv'sTink]

USUALLY...when you delete something off your info page, deletes it from the home page feeds. Like if I post something to the feeds for a game and then go to my page info page, delete it, it's gone.

 

[funkychunkymonkey]

I "freinded" all 3 of my bosses. I have most of my coworkers too. It sucks having to watch what I say on there.

 

[AKL_Megs]

I "freinded" all 3 of my bosses. I have most of my coworkers too. It sucks having to watch what I say on there.

"Unfriend" them... this is what I had to do. Of course, it WAS fun being nosy , but it was better not having my co-workers telling people I didn't want to know all of my personal business.

Oh, and when they asked why I wasn't friends with them anymore, I simply said, "What? What do you mean? Are you serious?" and then we would complain about how Facebook acts up at times.