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I think this is another case of reducing the code surface area to allow more time to focus on meatier problems. Even though the Network Pages probably worked f
by nertzy 18y ago
I think this is another case of reducing the code surface area to allow more time to focus on meatier problems.
Even though the Network Pages probably worked fine and were already up and running, it's just not worth it in the long run to maintain them through structural changes and fix minor bugs as they crop up.
The usage just wasn't there.
- daveambrose 18y agoI can see that from the back-end perspective, but come on...FB is getting rid of one the unique features that made it great: an online community watercooler for any type of network. (Hey, this feature was great in college). Surprised to see this taken away.