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Too bad they were looking at his page: http://www.facebook.com/markzuckerberg http://www.facebook.com/markzuckerberg Not his profile: http://www.facebook.com/z

by casey 16y ago

Too bad they were looking at his page: http://www.facebook.com/markzuckerberg http://www.facebook.com/markzuckerberg Not his profile: http://www.facebook.com/zuck http://www.facebook.com/zuck

w1ntermute 16y ago
Mark Zuckerberg Does anyone else think it's weird that the sky is red at 2am? Yesterday at 1:53am Looks "open" enough to me.
- jarek 16y ago
  Then again, the update before that was on April 24. Lots of likes though. I guess he doesn't like sharing in free-form text all that much.
  - robryan 16y ago
    Or all he's other updates have been friends only. It wouldn't surprise me if he has now recently opened his own account up more in a sign of support for the new settings.
- budu3 16y ago
  Maybe that should be the standard privacy setting. Everyone on facebook should set their privacy setting to match Mark's.
- hardip 16y ago
  Not weird at all. In Purgatory, the sky is red all the time...
catone 16y ago
The article is flawed, but his profile still doesn't seem to play by the rules. When I go to facebook.com/zuck there is no option for me to request adding him as a friend. In normal privacy settings you can specific that either everyone can add you as a friend or only friends of friends. I have two mutual friends with Mark Zuckerberg. So either his profile has some additional privacy setting (i.e., to only send out, not receive, friend requests) or something else is at play (like he has hit the friend limit -- I'm not sure what that looks like, to be honest).
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- codebaobab 16y ago
  "In normal privacy settings you can specific that either everyone can add you as a friend or only friends of friends." There was a big privacy setting change last October that you could opt out of. So it is theoretically possible that he did. (I wish I had. I didn't understand the ramifications at the time.) Obviously, if this is in fact the case, it is still a case of Zuckerberg not playing by the rules he is setting for everyone else.

by casey 16y ago

Too bad they were looking at his page: http://www.facebook.com/markzuckerberg http://www.facebook.com/markzuckerberg Not his profile: http://www.facebook.com/zuck http://www.facebook.com/zuck

w1ntermute 16y ago

Mark Zuckerberg Does anyone else think it's weird that the sky is red at 2am? Yesterday at 1:53am Looks "open" enough to me.

jarek 16y ago
Then again, the update before that was on April 24. Lots of likes though. I guess he doesn't like sharing in free-form text all that much.
- robryan 16y ago
  Or all he's other updates have been friends only. It wouldn't surprise me if he has now recently opened his own account up more in a sign of support for the new settings.
budu3 16y ago
Maybe that should be the standard privacy setting. Everyone on facebook should set their privacy setting to match Mark's.
hardip 16y ago
Not weird at all. In Purgatory, the sky is red all the time...

catone 16y ago

The article is flawed, but his profile still doesn't seem to play by the rules. When I go to facebook.com/zuck there is no option for me to request adding him as a friend. In normal privacy settings you can specific that either everyone can add you as a friend or only friends of friends. I have two mutual friends with Mark Zuckerberg. So either his profile has some additional privacy setting (i.e., to only send out, not receive, friend requests) or something else is at play (like he has hit the friend limit -- I'm not sure what that looks like, to be honest).

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codebaobab 16y ago
"In normal privacy settings you can specific that either everyone can add you as a friend or only friends of friends." There was a big privacy setting change last October that you could opt out of. So it is theoretically possible that he did. (I wish I had. I didn't understand the ramifications at the time.) Obviously, if this is in fact the case, it is still a case of Zuckerberg not playing by the rules he is setting for everyone else.