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Is It Time to Unfriend Them on Facebook?

Is It Time to Unfriend Them on Facebook?

There comes a time when you have to do some Facebook housecleaning. Your News Feed has become clogged with updates from “friends” you barely know and somehow you’ve been included in message chains you have zero desire to be on. Sure, at one time you wanted the most friends possible to prove to cyberspace that you were king of the internet, but that feeling has faded and now you just want to stay in touch with a more select crew. Here’s how to decide who gets the boot: