> 77 percent would stick to the regular ads version, while 23 percent said they’d pay not to have ads. If/When 77% of its users leave Facebook, a substantial p

> 77 percent would stick to the regular ads version, while 23 percent said they’d pay not to have ads. If/When 77% of its users leave Facebook, a substantial portion of the remaining 23% would be less inclined to pay for using the service. Maybe it would be worthwhile to explore a freemium model where a certain amount of storage (photos, videos, text) is free but beyond it costs. Or it could be interesting to turn FB into a sort of MMORPG where certain activity costs or credits in some way. Without changing its path FB set to follow MySpace.