Hash tags belong on Twitter; not Facebook
#havingfun, #likeaboss, #sobored, #winning, #thisisfortwitter. The Twitter fascination of hash tags, to add an extra oomph to a post has transferred over to Facebook.
They are two separate sites. Keep them that way. Hash tags (#) are used to sort posts into categories and they are fine for Twitter, but Facebook does not need them.
Facebook and Twitter are both social networking sites. Facebook has statuses while Twitter has tweets, in reality, so very similar. That’s not the problem here, though, it’s what follows that is bothersome. Many Facebook users have started using the hash tag that Twitter uses to categorize things on their day-to-day statuses. Cut it out! It’s obnoxious! There’s this magical thing that Facebook has where the user can tag friends, say who they’re with and even where they are. Find a way to put the clever hash tag comment into a sentence. Leave the hash tags with Twitter.
Well, they’re all social networking sites so they should all have interchangeable lingo, right? Wrong! Putting a hash tag on Facebook holds no purpose. On Twitter it allows the site to sort postings into ‘what’s trending’ but on Facebook it just looks like the person is unable to use correct sentence structure.
Hash tag users should stick to Twitter or learn how not to use them on other sites. Make a mental wall between the sites; use them for what they are meant for.
And for the record, #trollolololololol
