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Did Facebook kill the alot of activity of GFY?
I seriously think that Facebook might have killed alot of the activity on GFY.. people are hitting each other up via facebook messenger, they're stuck fucking off on games.. they're trolling for business there..
I replied to a post on a super old thread that got bumped saying I remember 100 replies an hour to threads before.. Those days are long gone.. Some threads barely move any more here.. It's kinda sad to see.. this place was always the most fast paced thing around.. Though I do think that real news headlines sometimes make it's way to you faster on GFY than anywhere else haha... |
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Yeah, that's it. Facebook killed GFY.
Retard. |
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Look at who posted here ten years ago, and look who posts here today.
Ten years ago, you had people that sort of had some brains. Today you have, "How do I set up a tube theme on Wordpress?" And THAT is a rare example of something not retarded. |
i almost sat here and said that both were entirely different uses.. but then i realized just how many groups are rolling for facebook and i see your point
isn't that more of a personal business level, rather than business? I posted one christmas special for a few groups last year on fb, never did it again lol |
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For us, we do a little bit of business here, but by the time you wade through the nonsense and clutter, the lowballing, the hobbyists, the tire kickers, the endless regurgitation of SEO misinformation and pseudo metrics quoted as facts, the scammers, etc., it can be both time and cost consuming. In the end, the people you do the most business with are those with an actual budget or have already established themselves. That certainly may sound arrogant, and I understand it does. But the reality is it costs money to waste time nickel and diming. I think most business, including business discussions involving any real dollar amount, are done away from GFY and in private conversations. I do more business on Skype in one month, from existing contacts and contacts referring their colleagues to me, than I do in an entire year on GFY. |
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Yeap, happens sometimes..there are groups there also.. BUT at least people have their First and Last name on FB so you know who you're talking too and you won't be trolled..:2 cents: |
This chart should leave people with no doubt what's happened :2 cents:
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youre right ppl are stupid now a days. heres a pic of the old gfy in its hayday. :thumbsup http://c:/mydocuments/pix/classic-gfy.jpg |
Still come here before any news site of interest:2 cents:
There is still a heartbeat, sometimes I see it beat out loud..... |
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Sure it killed some of the activity, not sure how much, fb is still used mostly for personal life, only part of webmasters use it for business as well.
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What killed gfy is 75 percent of the industry is gone.
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Facebook didn't take anything away from GFY, it's retarded threads like this that killed GFY. |
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As you say...likely many of them have moved on to different careers, other endeavours. |
I'm online on FB for 6 months now...and i hate it......Let's see how GFY is....:-)
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I feel a lot of the people here have killed GFY.
Trolls. |
Yes facebook did.
Or maybe the forum killed itself? |
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Yes, people would rather look at pics of other peoples kids all damn day...
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you can't say "i like poo" on facebook, so not for me ;)
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I don't care. GFY!
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TRue post .
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If anything really hit GFY where it hurts it was the turn that the industry itself took when tubes became prevalent...
The GFY I first found was a madhouse of awesomeness. Trolls, and noobs have always been a part of this place, but the tubes were the official catalyst that brought GFY here. Before tubes, it was possible for someone with no experience at all to buy up a few domains and share in the wealth... Because people use to pay for porn. It was too nice to last, and tubes murdered it. Affiliate sales dried up because the proggies they pushed were all available for free... Eventually people needed to decide between sticking it out, or cashing in and running. After I had six straight months of downward trends, I did just that. I sold my sites, sold all my content, and walked away. I never got to the point where I was a proggie owner, I was just a good, solid middle man that did my thing and knew when the time to go had come. I suspect now, that a lot of then GFY was exactly the same. Good middle men, the vast majority, and this was where we hung out. The tubes, and the industry reaction to them killed the middle man outright. |
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