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I'm just speculating, but if everyone in your close circle of friends does this, then FB might start feeling like IM on steroids. You can only see people who ar
by raganwald 16y ago
I'm just speculating, but if everyone in your close circle of friends does this, then FB might start feeling like IM on steroids. You can only see people who are online. When they're offline, all traces of them vanish.
- pageman 16y agoIt's not as easy as it sounds - if you're admin for a Facebook page, you probably need somebody to be a secondary admin to regain your admin later: "You're the only person managing the group below. When you deactivate your account, any groups with the "open" privacy setting will no longer be editable. We recommend changing the group privacy to "closed" to allow any group member to become an admin. To choose your own admin replacements, click edit next to each group's name." Facebook will also prompt you about your apps: "Note: You are listed as the only developer for the following Platform applications. You must either delete or transfer ownership of them before deactivating. Also, even though at least one of the applications listed below were created on behalf of a Facebook Page, this will only delete the application, not the Facebook Page."
- naner 16y agoThere's no reason someone couldn't create an IM client for this. All profile data could be stored on your local client.
- sedachv 16y agoThat's sort of what Opera Unite is like, without the UI or killer apps or any users.