One of my friends created a Facebook page for her small business. I unliked the page because I felt like I didn't care enough to get updates or support the page. She recently re-invited me to "like" her page...and I felt a bit embarrassed that she probably saw I no longer liked it, and wanted to remedy that. So I "liked" it again out of courtesy to her. My question is, do people who create Facebook pages immediately realize when someone unlikes their page? Does this seem like something kind of rude or mean to do, if my friend realized I unliked her page? I don't mean to look into it too much, but I have a feeling that she saw I didn't like her page, felt offended, and invited me to like it to bring to my attention that she is aware I unliked her page. Or maybe it's just my thought...
Additional info, added Monday July 1 2013, 6:42 pm: I feel like I kicked myself in the foot by messaging her and saying that I accidentally unliked her page because there was a slip-up on while browsing the page on my phone. Do you think this draws attention to what I did?. Want to answer more questions in the Miscellaneous category? Maybe give some free advice about: Doesn't Fit Any Of These Categories? theadvicegal answered Monday July 1 2013, 11:17 pm: I don't think they realize immediately unless they pay that much attention to their page. You can try unliking it again in hopes she doesn't notice, tell her you don't think it's relevent enough to you (in a polite way of course) or just keep it as a liked page and ignore updates on your newsfeed. [ theadvicegal's advice column | Ask theadvicegal A Question ]
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