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AllFacebook: Facebook Kills Networks

  • Pat Hankinson · 1 year ago
    Surprising move! I thought they were going to incorporate the new Friend List under Networks. Guess not...

    P.S. Check your inbox :)
  • 113.com · 1 year ago
    Network was really more a misnomer in the first place...
  • Adam · 1 year ago
    Network pages have lost their value big time. None of the people I know spend much time on the network pages.
    203 unread messages, that is insane!
  • mojaam · 1 year ago
    I loved the Networks but then quickly saw a lot of people (me included) being shy about utilizing it. Only spammers and people nobody care for post on the network walls. I thought it had potential. Guess not. It did seem useful during the Virginia Tech tragedy in which the VT network was used as a place for support.
  • Anne · 1 year ago
    I was using this a lot, to connect with my colleagues based in different countries.
    I think it's awful of Facebook of not asking for its users' opinion before doing something like this.

    Besides, it's a social NETWORK. Isn't it meant to socialise externally as well as with the people you already know?

    It puzzles me.
  • K5 · 1 year ago
    I used to use the network tab every now and then... As I came to use it today, I noticed it was gone!

    "Grouping" people by networks was very helpful and simply awesome. It was a quick way to find locals and to be within the range of locals without the need to add them and such...

    Oh well... The lack of the tab makes facebook feel more "open." I will surely miss the tab.
  • K5 · 1 year ago
    By the way, my networks listed in the profile do not link anywhere. They're dead text! So... I'm using google-like keywording to find the people I'm looking for...
    Names aren't uncommon, even the combination of first name and last name doesn't help all the time. In regards of facebook now I will have to go an extra step to pinpoint the people I meant to look for.

    The way facebook has grown... Well, it's starting to feel more Myspace-like. I hope facebook's essence doesn't disperse until the so-loved social network becomes a generic nothing.