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FOMS
(redirected from Fear of Missing Something)

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FOMSFear of Missing Something
FOMSFoundations of Open Media Software
FOMSFlexible Online Management Suite (software; Poland)
FOMSFirst on My Screen (internet chat)
FOMSFour Oaks Middle School (Four Oaks, NC)
FOMSFlight Object Management System
FOMSFrench Organ Music Seminar
FOMSFriends of Mount Sunapee (Georges Mills, New Hampshire)
FOMSFramework Object Management Services
FOMSField Office Maintenance Support
FOMSFuture Operational Microwave Sounder
FOMSField Office Information System


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At this time, it seems to be described as - an anxiety driven social disconnection, or basically, the fear of missing something, anything, if you are not connected.
And I did all that - strong and proud - for about 10 minutes until curiosity and an inherent fear of missing something made me buckle and join Facebook.
You couldn't take your eyes off it for a second for fear of missing something - it was a phenomenal game.
 
 
 
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