I figured when I asked this question we would see lot of negative Facebook comments and rightfully so. There are many negative things about it. I've seen that a lot did not know there are tractor related things on Facebook. Like I said below I personality use Facebook only for tractor stuff. I have no drama or bashing of anytime to deal with. You have complete control of what you see. To be fair there is more off topic conversations on here. Many people are saying it's a slow time of the season,condition of the economy,etc. However if you go over to the "Dark Side" there is so much tractor activity it will make your head spin. I have heard people comment that they don't go over to other forums anymore just because nothing is going on... So after some thought Id have to say that yes Facebook tractor activity has taken people away. I will continue to use this site because it is a great tool and have been on here for many MANY years!! I guess my question was a dumb one for those who don't do Facebook. LOL I should post it on a Facebook page to see if individuals will admit from leaving web forums due to Facebook.
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