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- I''ve been on Facebook for about 6 months, and on MySpace for about a year. Facebook has given me far more secure service than MySpace, and I find new reasons to like it every day.
It sounds to me like folks need to be more cautious about the things they choose to post online, but then again, that''s anywhere online, not just Facebook. - Reply to this comment
- Why is the fact that he is only 23 such a BIG DEAL? I am personally offend at the implication that a 23 year old cannot have the mental capacity to run a business. I am only two years older than him and I have a masters degree as well as half way through getting my PhD. I also have held down professional job for the last seven years as well as started a family. This commentary was ageist. Just because you are young or old does not mean that can not benefit from being in the right place at the right time or having a brilliant idea.
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- Does Mr. Zuckerbery understand how destructive facebook has been in the high schools? Parents and districts are blocking this site. Do you know how kids are using facebook under the age of 18? Contact your local school district. The 23-year-old entrepreneur says, "It might take some work for us to get this exactly right. This is something we think is going to be a really good thing." You better have a good attorney! This is just another site that will ruin and exploit children. Maybe you should consider an online subscription to access this amazing site of yours. This site will not be used as intended.
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- Heineken67 you''re right and Zuckerberg doesn''t even look like he just came out of high school, he looks his age, what was 60 min thinking?!!
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- Advertising Mark Zuckerberg as looking "barely out of high school" makes 60 Minutes seem antiquated and ignorant. I understand that those of us in our mid-twenties may appear to be merely high school whippersnappers to the retirement-age set, but we are adults and contributing members of society. Please don''t stereotype us, or we might begin to think everyone over sixty is senile and self-absorbed.
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- I think they should simply fix beacon and maybe re-brand it as brag.
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- Facebook was good when you had to be a college student to join"
The funniest part was when a little stuck-up, spoiled, stupid, arrogant and "amazing" college student I know graduated, and suddenly wasn''t so welcome on "amazing" facebook with her spoiled little "amazing" friends. Now she is working for the corporations, like a a dog, at their beck and call, a meaningless part of a hostile, meaningless system, not so "amazing" is it, white trash. - Reply to this comment
- not much to say!its still a favourest social site for peolpe.keep in touch y"ll.
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- Facebook was good when you had to be a college student to join. Now it is junkier than MySpace. They ruined a good thing and killed the goose that laid the golden egg. Facebook will wind up with furniture.com in the an internet version of Pet Sematary.
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- What I buy & when I buy it is my own business. Why should I want to broadcast it to anyone/everyone on Facebook or anywhere else, for that matter. It''s not like I''m getting some kind of discount to do so. I mean, what''s the incentive for me to do so? If a company wants me to broadcast that I purchased one of their products, then offer me a discount on the product. Otherwise, stick to your tradional ads, (De)Face(d)book. My privacy doesn''t come cheap, and certainly not free.
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