Why I’m going to focus more heavily on MeWe than on Facebook going forward, and other authors and readers should, too.
What’s MeWe and why am I so bullish about it?
*grumble* 7/22/2018 – Various updates, Facebook’s an *ssh*le, yadda-yadda.
Subscribe to my newsletter and never miss an update! So I got whacked with a stint in Facebook jail until next week, so I’m unable to post to groups. All because of a link I posted IN MY OWN READERS
Another reason to “rebel” against Facebook.
Wow, less than 24 hours into the experiment, and already 100 people have joined the event. Here’s the thing: I don’t like seeing (already) how Facebook has “trained” me to just “like” stuff rather than interacting with a little meaning
Screw you, Facebook. We’ll experiment on YOU.
I see Facebook as a necessary evil. It’s where most of my friends who live in my computer hang out, and as a writer, it’s a very large part of my social media platform. Facebook, however, thinks nothing about experimenting
Tymber’s Trybe Facebook Group
BTW, if you missed the announcement, I’ve reactivated my Facebook group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/TymbersTrybe/ Feel free to come join us if you’d like. 🙂
Join me on Siren’s Facebook page today (Monday).
Feel free to join me over on Siren’s Facebook page today, where they’re going to spotlight my Triple Trouble series and today’s release of A Wolf in the Fold. They asked me some fun questions, like what would be my
Thou Shalt Nots for Facebook for authors.
Over at WriteYourAssOff.com I posted about the “thou shalt nots” for Facebook specifically for authors. Feel free to stop by, check the lists out, and add your own suggestions if you have some. http://writeyourassoff.blogspot.com/2014/01/thou-shalt-nots-for-facebook.html
Write Your Ass Off: Another Facebook warning for authors.
I blogged about it today, another religious troll making the rounds, friending erotic romance authors. Yet another reason authors should be using Facebook pages and not profiles: http://writeyourassoff.blogspot.com/2013/11/another-reason-why-authors-should-use.html
Oh, goodie. I now have a cyberstalker.
So apparently I’ve “made” it since I’ve pissed off a couple of spammers. (EDIT: I’ve added a second message they’ve sent me.) What’s even stupider? I HAD been planning on letting it die down now that we had notified our
Promopalooza time.
I see a lot of promo on Facebook, including people who don’t pay attention to a group’s rules when they join and post promo that violates the rules. We have this problem a lot in the Erotic Romance group. Ironically,
MAJOR "don’t" for Facebook users.
And this mini-rant is inspired by yet another asshat who sent me a friends request on Facebook, and then proceeded to post a link to THEIR site on MY wall, and having the balls to also ask me to tell
Simple Facebook Etiquette
You know, I didn’t think I’d really have to post a helpful hint like this, but it just happened to me. If you don’t like what someone posts on their Facebook (or other social media wall), then DON’T COMMENT on
Dear Facebook…
Dear Facebook, Once upon a time, I was a member of MySpace. It was nice, I liked it, but it got too gimmicky. Too many bells and whistles, too much A/V content. I just wanted an easy way to connect
Thanks, Facebook…NOT!
Well, the newest round of fuckups improvements Facebook applied for no good reason whatsoever has totally screwed up my feeds AND is apparently interfering with my TweetDeck posts to my pages. Which makes my life MORE complicated, not less. If
Updates: 4/6/2011
“The Reluctant Dom” is now available in print on Amazon.com. This new print version also contains the related novella, “Domme by Default” (first time it’s appeared in print). http://www.amazon.com/Reluctant-Dom-Special-Tymber-Dalton/dp/1936356120/ Also, I’m running a contest on my Facebook page. Head on