How to Avoid Being Annoying on Facebook

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Tired of getting deleted because people find you annoying on social networks? Or maybe you just can't take a hint from your crush. Either way, this article will help you.


  • Keep your private messages private. If you have something to say, like "Oh you screwed up my life, you're such a horrible person (insert slew of curse words and the rest of your paragraph here), just think. Does the rest of Facebook want to see this? Most of the people on your friends list aren't even your real friends, so why would you want them knowing your business? And why would you post a status sounding like you're directing it at one person when obviously you just want attention? Do everyone on your Facebook list a favor and send that message to the person who deserves it.  
  • Don't be that one guy. You know him from school but you haven't seen him for a few years but he won't leave you alone. It's fine to write the casual "Hey what's up?" to someone once in a while, but what's the point of starting a bunch of pointless conversations with someone? If you're trying to make friends with them, ask if you can hang out in person some time. Otherwise, leave them alone. 
  • Don't be that other guy. There are two sides to the spectrum: annoying and distant. If you go on Facebook every day but hardly ever message people back, what's the point of having a Facebook? If you think you're "too cool" to ever be available then you're not. You're just annoying people. 
  • Keep the selfies to a minimum. Selfies are great... to an extent. Until you start posting them every day. Your friends can all tell you're incredibly attractive and have probably already bowed down and worshipped you with ten likes. That's enough––any more and you'll be unfriended.
  • Don't take pictures of your food. No one cares about what you're eating, it's hard enough keeping up with one's own meals, let alone anyone else's. 
  • Refrain from making those "you've been hacked" statuses. Why not just say something silly instead of saying "you've been hacked?" Hacking requires skill. Going on your friend's already logged-in Facebook isn't skilled. Equally, stop excusing silly statements by claiming "I've been hacked". Own up to your slip-ups and don't repeat them
  • Update your friends with what you're doing, and not just through statuses.  
  • Avoid sharing pictures on your newsfeed that beg for likes. Just don't do it. Sharing a picture of a kid with cancer sadly won't do that kid any good and it won't cure him. It will just make people sad
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