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If things like hi5 and myspace - in my opinion - much worst than facebook, are still going strong, I can't see how facebook won't continue to be relevant for at
by systems 18y ago
If things like hi5 and myspace - in my opinion - much worst than facebook, are still going strong, I can't see how facebook won't continue to be relevant for at least few more years
I kind of share your same observation, most of my friends dont use facebook as much, but they still do, they check it like email to read all the messages, know about outings, know about new events (concerts, bdays, etc .... )
So to your observation I add, its possible that the first wave of facebook users ( i will call them the addicts ) have faded away
But now there is the second wave ... the casual users wave which is probably just as big, only different!
Finally if facebook post site usage statistics, this should be a more concrete indication of how well the site is doing
- aston 18y agoI missed the whole memo on how MySpace is worse than Facebook. They've dealt with their (larger than Facebook) scaling issues with what appears to be industry leading uptime, they're the biggest domestic social network by about a factor of two, and they've kept up feature for feature with Facebook if they weren't already years ahead (photos, the wall, applications, etc.).
- menloparkbum 18y agomyspace is always at least 15% broken. Nobody publicly complains about it because everyone is ashamed to be using myspace...