Personal Facebook Filtering for Friends PFFF

FB psychosis creates and encourages some really bad behaviors online.  I believe that I've come up with a solid formula to keep it healthier.   I actively filter my FB "friends" and it has helped tremendously.  

Here are three questions that set the bar/filter. 
1. Do I ACTUALLY know you? If I see you in grocery store, do I know you well enough to speak to you and say hello?
2. Do I want to talk to you and hear what you have to say? respect, civility, tone... all matter.
3. Do we have an ongoing context for relationship?  other friends, politics, church, music... 

​The reality is that FB is NOT an effective public publishing forum, but it can be effective, to a point, at connecting me with other people.  I can't prove that as I don't really know how to quantify success, but it is my hypothesis. I know that I want to remain connected to my FBfriends and that in most cases, I desire for those FBfriend relationships to progress into deeper personal friendships.  It rarely happens, but it has happened.. and it is possible.  
The list is constantly changing. New friends enter, old friends exit. The filtering is essential to keeping friends relevant and fresh and to ensure that the most valuable relationships get priority. 

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