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Something that's frustrating with FB is that it is so temporary and continuous. This is fine for most day-to-day updates (news, gossip, etc.). But it's not grea
by bane 11y ago
Something that's frustrating with FB is that it is so temporary and continuous. This is fine for most day-to-day updates (news, gossip, etc.). But it's not great for long-term reference material. You might notice that people don't really write long FB posts, part of it is likely that it just isn't worth it as it it'll be off everybody's walls in the next 24 hours.
If FB added some kind of "archive this post" so people could save particularly great posts or conversations, it would fill this gap. But I have a feeling somebody else will get to it first.
- jacquesm 11y agoI think you (finally!) nailed why twitter is successful. Updates are short by nature, real content requires more space and has a much longer 'best before date' and so does not fit either facebook or twitter. That should have been the thing that google+ aimed at rather than doing the same thing all over again. The content would eventually achieve critical mass all by itself.
- e12e 11y agoMaybe the world is ready for Google Wave now.