Facebook's biggest blunder could be their continued focus on increasing engagement at the expense of giving more granular privacy options. There is no reason I

Facebook's biggest blunder could be their continued focus on increasing engagement at the expense of giving more granular privacy options. There is no reason I should not be able to maintain all my different identities--as an employee, as a friend, as a son--on facebook. With the influx of my younger cousins and older family members, I had to pick my facebook identity. Now, I play it a lot more safe and don't post half the stuff I would usually do. I like to see facebook as kind of like a physical world hangout spot. Before, it was just people of my generation. Now it is all generation mixed together in one room. And yet, there it is very possible to let me create multiple rooms and pick who I choose to have in each of my rooms.