Social media plays a huge role in my life, but not on Yom Kippur -- the day of atonement. As Jews worldwide mark the holiday that begins at sundown, my Facebook feed has been filling up with "friends" issuing blanket apologies to me and the rest of the Facebook for however they may have offended us.
Sorry, but it just feels wrong; you can't just e-mail in your sins and call it a day.
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