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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 7681358" data-attributes="member: 2525">If you have something objective to back that up, I'd like to see it.  Given the study says a fair portion ONLY use Facebook, and those who do use more than one use FB primarily, it seems like the data does contradict what your saying baring some other source that backs up your claim with contrary data.  I mean, event organization and invitations don't take a more time than social updates and pictures really, do they? It should be the opposite - most time should be spent on social updates and pictures, as the rest is rarer. So we shouldn't see a huge disparity between time spent on FB vs those others if that were the case.But they're using it more than anything else - spending more time using facebook than using anything else - and not using all those other platforms nearly as much, or at all, as FB.  Seems to contradict what you're saying. If that were the case, we'd probably see more usage of other apps than FB on a time-spent basis, and we wouldn't see for instance on 14% using Tumblr by 71% using FB.  Seems really hard to reconcile this with your claims - which is why we'd need some data to back you claims and see if there is some other way to reconcile them.</blockquote>