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Well we are putting more of an effort in on Facebook, partly because the latest change to Facebook has made the newsfeed less effective at sending us traffic - I'm guessing because maybe it is automatically hidden on a lot of people's walls because some of their page settings will have reverted to default mode.
We do always try and respond to comments on their as well - it's tricky though to get the balance right… although not as tricky as trying to type this on a laptop with a keyboard that has suddenly gone to wonky
I can see where your coming from londonplayer
But i can also see the opposite happening, If people tend to reply on facebook, they will come here, read the story and then go back to facebook and reply, instead of keeping this place yapping![26](https://cdn.road.cc/sites/all/modules/contrib/smiley/packs/smilies/26.gif)
Yup, ceratinly not complaining. I'm happy to comment on both and enjoy doing so. If road.cc's Facebook page was more active though, I can't help feeling that more traffic would be diverted to your website also.
Not a big one, just an observation.
I guess a lot of people - well 3,641 people - use Facebook as a newsfeed of road cycling news to their own wall and know that if they click through to the stories on the road.cc site they'll be commenting here among friends where the tone is nice and friendly. Which is not to say that discussions don't take place on Facebook but our observation is that once inducted into the family they tend to come on here, comment and indeed banter. Which is presumably what bought you here londonplayer?
I have facebook, but rarely comment on others posts, use it for a couple of games and to keep in touch with friends and family in far flung countries![4](https://cdn.road.cc/sites/all/modules/contrib/smiley/packs/smilies/4.gif)
agree with you pjay. Never used facebook.
My daughter uses it to keep in touch with the friends she already sees for 8 hours per day at school, seems pointless to me. Especially since I have no friends.
Maybe cyclists don't like Facebook?. I have never used it myself and have no desire to do so.