Facebook says...

[aleja]

You have a How are you disabled invitation.

__________________ sent an invitation using How are you disabled?:
______________ wants to share the "How are you disabled?" quiz with you. How disabled are you?

Um... no.

I'm for the disability experience being a part of social networking, but that just rubs me the wrong way.

Should it?

Comments

[musicnut2004]

You definitely have every right to be offended. I know I am.

People without disabilities seem to be either extremely accepting or not at all. I haven't found a medium yet.

Hopefully, someone will find it offensive enough to report it. I just might.

[gesundyke]

I find that offensive; I don't blame you for feeling that way either.

[ooshiny]

...wow. I'm speechless.

[complicittheory]

Facebook is getting evil, with the spyware, and now this.

[museumfreak]

on a related but unrelated note, what do you think of disaboom?

i kind of find them interesting, but i find their latest banner ad "have i forgiven the guy who put me here?" a little obnoxious. i also find that their focus can be sort of single minded on the physical disability and on the health/wellness aspect of disability rather than the political.

[aleja]

I like the idea behind disaboom... social networking should extend to PWDs, of course. I do some work for an organization that encourages supporting the growth and development disaboom, so I'm supposed to remain optimistic