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Re: Facebook Friend Recommendations Invade Your Requests Page

ericah — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 11:30:09 -0000

I think that facebook is a great source for people to meet and not be so lonely. :) i belive that people can just go on facebook to meet plp that have met before in there younger childhood yrs and can regain there friendships. Ppl in this world need to not be PIGS! and just use facebook so you think ohh look theres that girl.or boy lets rape.that is totally WRONG! dont ever touch little ppl or not even dont touch anyone at all that you can get charged for!, and all you ppl out there that do, do that should be charged and should be in jail for even having thought to do something like that!!!!!. that makes me so angry
i think facebook should be for people to chat and remember childhood memoires. :] that is personally what i think about facebook!!!!

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ericah — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 11:19:45 -0000

ok well i think you are wrong because you can go on eharmoney for a dateing site. ok facebook is for friends.

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Re: Facebook Friend Recommendations Invade Your Requests Page

Michael — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 11:39:59 -0000

Has anyone received an email from Facebook resetting your password? I did. I've been using Hellotxt to update both my Twitter and Facebook status at the same time.I just started using it and added Facebook to it yesterday. At 11:21 am I received the following email:

Hey Michael,

We have reset your Facebook account password for security reasons. You will need to use the link provided in this email to create a new, secure password for your account. Do not use your old password. In the future, please make sure that when you log in to Facebook, you always log in from a legitimate Facebook page with the facebook.com domain. To reset your password, follow the link below:
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(If clicking on the link doesn't work, try copying and pasting it into your browser.)

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Please contact info@facebook.com with any questions.

Thanks,
The Facebook Team

Re: Facebook Friend Recommendations Invade Your Requests Page

Adriana — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 09:08:25 -0000

Holy comments batman!
I only read a few of them. Firstly.. I've seen the "people you may know" I have added a few people from this area that maybe I didn't think of adding or quite honestly I forgot about. This could be useful and frankly if I don't want to add someone I won't. It's a lot easier then searching for people so I do kinda like it.

As for the friend recommendations. I haven't even seen this. I don't know where this resides and I didn't even hear about it. Same thing.. friend recommendations could be useful as long as users don't get flooded. I don't necessarily think that is crossing the line for the friend recommender... but when you have people pop up that you don't know it's not really a great recommendation. Unless their hot. :P
Nah I don't know. This is actually one of the smart features that facebook has installed.

I don't believe this is intrusive as a feature... I believe if people are concerned about this there are privacy settings which allow the user to block themselves from showing up in search which should roll over to people not seeing you in "people you may know"

This comment: "I wonder if the new Friend Suggestor will have any larger implications on the way in which we make friends online"

Facebook already has had implications on how we meet people online.

Re: Facebook Friend Recommendations Invade Your Requests Page

Bonton — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 03:28:52 -0000

Is It also preferable for online dating/

please tell me

Re: Facebook Friend Recommendations Invade Your Requests Page

Allena — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 03:25:14 -0000

Facebook site is good for the purpose os social networking bcoz Social networking sites are on the rise. With so many social networking sites, and MySpace being so popular.

Re: Facebook Friend Recommendations Invade Your Requests Page

Amit Kumar — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 03:22:03 -0000

Your absolutely right Mashable, I think that would be good for their business.

Re: Facebook Friend Recommendations Invade Your Requests Page

KristenNicole — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 17:59:19 -0000

Adam O was right, I was referring to automated in the overall sense that Facebook is installing multiple avenues for introducing people that may or may not know each other (or want to know each other)--some more directly than others.

Re: Facebook Friend Recommendations Invade Your Requests Page

Adam Ostrow — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 17:27:55 -0000

In terms of automated, she's referring to the "People You May Know" feature, which is what the article in The Observer talked about. I've edited that in to make it more clear.

Re: Facebook Friend Recommendations Invade Your Requests Page

BrianMojo — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 17:11:55 -0000

Yup, Michael's right. That's not automated...

Re: Facebook Friend Recommendations Invade Your Requests Page

MegBurns — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 16:30:45 -0000

I think the feature would be less invasive if it were an optional feature much like many facebook applications. The service could be useful for new facebook users looking to identify people they know on the site and grow their friend base. For seasoned pro's with well established networks, however, the tool is a nuisance.

Re: Facebook Friend Recommendations Invade Your Requests Page

Gary Gregory — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 16:14:07 -0000

I use Facebook quite a bit for social networking and practically speaking this application really slows down the adding process for profile pages and groups. It might not seem like a big deal however in this day and age when speed is all so important, in getting things done online, it matters.

Re: Facebook Friend Recommendations Invade Your Requests Page

Paula — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 15:28:43 -0000

I wish there was some way to reject a recommendation so it doesn't keep popping up. I've reached the point where most of the recommendations are people in my circle of acquaintances who I don't like and don't want to be my Facebook friend. I get tired of seeing them every time I log on. In LinkedIn, you can say "I don't know this person," and they don't pop up again, but I don't see how to do that in Facebook.