We’re talking “old poke,” not “new poke.”
In 2007, Newsweek Described The Protocol:
Like friend requests, you’re allowed to “poke” anyone (it shows up privately on that person’s home page as a visual icon). But just because something is allowed doesn’t mean it should be encouraged. With strangers, poking is the digital equivalent of eyeing someone across the room without working up the courage to say “hello.” With friends, it’s a quick way to remind them you exist.”
It’s been easily 4 years
(via nwkarchivist-blog)
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Well, in THAT case, no one knows I exist
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fronchroast-blog reblogged this from newsweekscience and added: Fall semester my junior year of college. I had an over-the-top reaction to it, too.
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It’s been easily 4 years
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In 2007, Newsweek Described The Protocol: “The poke: Like friend requests, you’re allowed to ”poke" anyone (it shows up...
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