
Honestly, I find myself less and less inclined to be on facebook. I have most of my high school on there now and it just reminds me how I'm glad I'm not there anymore. Internet needs to get back to its roots: porn.
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Facebook's stock plunged to a new low Thursday after the expiration of a ban that had prevented some early investors and insiders from dumping millions of additional shares they own in the social-networking leader.

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Between the spybot warnings, virus warnings and relentless advertising it is seriously annoying now.
Sodahead is not much better. The app I am on makes me sign back in everytime I change a page. And replies does not work. Typos can't be fixed if won't open up for it and wants a login. Facebook works a little better but you can't share from the app.
If Facebook wants to survive, they have to remove the bugs in their app. Most status updates are done from mobiles are are here to stay. Mine is a Samsung btw. If I have typos...they will have to wait for my desktop much later.
And I think the rule applies for any social networking site. WOW, Facebook, twitter, etc.
It's quite common for people to be on hours at a time (o.o) ..I think? Idk.. I only use this..
Honestly, I find myself less and less inclined to be on facebook. I have most of my high school on there now and it just reminds me how I'm glad I'm not there anymore. Internet needs to get back to its roots: porn.
As a platform for selling ads, FB is a distant second to search engines like Google. FB knows who your friends are, and a little bit about what you are doing at the moment. But Google knows what you are looking for. Big difference. There is only so much upside to be had from scavenging your users' friends list. And the most lucrative ways to exploit this information require intolerable, sleazy tactics.
The IPO is a separate issue. The company was incredibly overpriced, and sold to foolish investors. At a reasonable Price to Earnings ratio of 15 (same as Google), this is a $4 stock (vs. a current price of $19 and IPO of $38). In what universe does it make sense to buy at a ridiculously high PE when better companies with bigger earnings are competing in the same market?
Consider other companies in the tech sector, over the time that FB has been a public company. Which is the underachiever? Could it be the $19 stock of a $4 company?
That exposed Facebook users who commented to a total lack of privacy, opening them up to harassment and other dangerous situations if they commented. The number of such comments across the country at all newspapers who use Facebook is way down. (though I do understand that it has reduced the problem comments and the need for newspapers to moderate their comment pages.)
What is the attraction in plastering your face all over the internet. Most facebook users will end up getting canned or not hired due to things they posted or said on facebook.
SMART PEOPLE NEVER HAVE USED FACEBOOK....EVER!