The Problem with the Internet is You: How to Fix It

There are a myriad of problems people have with what others post on Facebook from the duck faces to the problems no one seems to care about, but I noticed a prevailing problem that has persisted since the Internet's early inception. In the late 1990s, chain letters were a fairly huge problem. Jokes forwarded so many times that the > in front of every line extended the actual message off the screen. There were plenty of hoaxes, false or simply no longer true. And finally pictures passed on that would clog your inbox and use up bandwidth having to download the same email from five different people who have all spread it like a swarm.

YouTube Wasting People's Lives

Yes! Normally I don't bitch about a free service changing (Read: Facebook), but YouTube has changed about 75% of the site. Most of it I'm cool with, and I can still find stuff. But on the main page is where I have my subscriptions listed with uploads only. Before I could just reload the page to see if there were any new updates because it would remember that I only wanted to see uploads. Now it forgets every time. So it gives me two options: reload the page and click subscriptions then upload activity, or click subscriptions but still have to specify upload activity.