How do you respond to friend request on Facebook?

To respond to a friend request, you have two choices. One is to click one of the two buttons to the right of your potential friend’s name. One button reads Confirm and one reads Not Now. Click one of those buttons and (respectively) you add a friend or ignore the request quietly.

What happens when someone accepts your friend request on Facebook?

When you request a friend on Facebook, you are only notified of the status of your request if the person accepted the request. Facebook users who receive requests have the option of not taking action on your request or denying it.

What do you consider before accepting a friend request?

Think About Your Overall Aim Ask yourself which category you fall into. If the answer is the latter, “you may want to accept all friend requests and moderate your content accordingly, to portray your personal brand,” says Kelly Marinelli, Principal People Strategy Consultant for Solve HR.

When you add someone on Facebook does it show on your timeline?

Any new as well as past friend requests that you accept will no longer appear on your timeline. Nobody will be able to see your friend lists either, making all friendships invisible except to yourself.

What do you say when someone accepts your request?

Here are the best messages that will teach you how to say thank you to a friend who has accepted your request:

1. Hello, my new friend.
2. Thank you for adding me to your Facebook friends list.
3. I am happy to see that you added me to your Facebook friends.
4. You’ve just given me another reason to smile today.

Should I accept a Facebook friend request?

Another reason you should never accept a friend request from someone you don’t know is you don’t know if the request is coming from a real person. Hackers do set up Facebook accounts for fake people using photos they find from somewhere on the internet. So never ever ever accept a friend request from a stranger.

What does it mean when someone posts on your timeline?

When my friend posts something on my Facebook timeline, who can see it? Posts on your timeline may appear other places on Facebook, like News Feed and search, for people who are in the audience they’re shared with (example: Friends). You can choose the audience for things your friends post on your timeline.

Is there a proper etiquette for using Facebook?

With Facebook exploding into existence and evolving rapidly in just a couple of years, it’s not easy for users to grasp the unspoken rules of the social interactions within. Still, there is a general agreed upon courtesy or etiquette for online communication which we can apply to the phenomenal social networking site.

Is it bad to comment on a friend’s Facebook posts?

What is even worse is that your friend’s friends might notice as well, seeing that you are a ‘regular’ commenter. If you don’t wish to be labeled a pest, try to limit your comments somewhat. As with all other online communication, communicating in Facebook is mostly textual.

Is it OK to post personal news on Facebook?

If you need to inform your friends or your family about some important and personal news (e.g. death in the family), don’t declare it out in the public domain. Facebook is a social networking site; it’s supposed to be public. This means that people can know what happened.

Are there any rules for spontaneous social interactions on Facebook?

Nevertheless, there is no such thing as hard and fast rules for spontaneous social interactions because they are ever-changing. The following etiquettes are therefore not something which we should all strictly abide to. Rather, I must emphasize that they are purely guidelines to enhance our social interactions and experience with Facebook.

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