facebook is growing fast, in general the future of communication is in control of the social mobile networks. Their growing past each one attaacts a different audience, peekamo hit their audience on a more persoanl level through text, facebook is hitting everyone through pics, groups. Networking is now a business itself.
Skyelemmon
· 2 years ago
If I could make a change, I'd make a friend filter/sets system like they have on Pownce and Livejournal.
Jeremiah Owyang
· 2 years ago
There are all great ideas...
tagami
· 2 years ago
#4 Hoffman's Rapleaf App does something like this...across multiple platforms.
#6 FB should just enable the porting of status across the services you mentioned.
steve garfield
· 2 years ago
1. Allow me to check off all my friend invitations and approve all as a group. The current process of Accept, Ignore this step, Click is painful.
2. Update or do away with the 'how we met' categories. Are you kidding me!? They usually don't fit.
3. Open up discussion group content to Google to the wisdom is shared. It'll drive people in, not send them away. So simple.
4. When I have a message from someone on Face book, send it to me in an email. Don't make me visit hte site to read it. Don't worry, I'll come back to Facebook to reply.
Daniele Rossi
· 2 years ago
I'm attending FacebookCamp Toronto so I could get my feet wet with how to create your own apps. I'd love to create one for my comics/podcast.
But everything you listed is perfect for an improved Facebook. Especially a way to seperate personal from business. Maybe not in seperate accounts but a way to identify who can access your personal life and who can access your business. The reputation engine would certainly help the marketplace app.
Nicholas Butler
· 2 years ago
Chris, Im with you on the changes especially since I am tired of re-friending and bounce joining social networks. Were more like locusts than grasshoppers at that point. In my own discussion about trends in data and computer history ( http://www.oreillygmt.eu/2007/07/the-new-thing-... ) I suggest that the next big thing is the company which finds a way to authorise/share and trust those connections across the network. As Jeremiah and myself have considered via twitter the OpenID is certainly the way to begin.
Facebook probably have a couple of months to implement some radical wall building techniques otherwise that first blush of enthusiasm will wither to the necrotic withering of interest.
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#6 FB should just enable the porting of status across the services you mentioned.
2. Update or do away with the 'how we met' categories. Are you kidding me!? They usually don't fit.
3. Open up discussion group content to Google to the wisdom is shared. It'll drive people in, not send them away. So simple.
4. When I have a message from someone on Face book, send it to me in an email. Don't make me visit hte site to read it. Don't worry, I'll come back to Facebook to reply.
But everything you listed is perfect for an improved Facebook. Especially a way to seperate personal from business. Maybe not in seperate accounts but a way to identify who can access your personal life and who can access your business. The reputation engine would certainly help the marketplace app.
Facebook probably have a couple of months to implement some radical wall building techniques otherwise that first blush of enthusiasm will wither to the necrotic withering of interest.