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I think they are wary about being a has-been site like all the big networks before them. Whereas the other two failed to innovate quick enough, Facebook seems p
by wonderyak 15y ago
I think they are wary about being a has-been site like all the big networks before them. Whereas the other two failed to innovate quick enough, Facebook seems prime to innovate itself right out of existence.
- georgemcbay 15y agoInnovation is fine.. in fact, it should be encouraged. Where websites (and most other products) really fall down is that few companies are good at introducing innovation subtly. If you create some hot new feature, surely you have to make it front-and-center in your site design, using up space to make it stand-out to users. Do this enough times and you start to look like myspace (or now Facebook) a jumbled mess of previously "hot new" features scattered all over the place. I can barely tell what the hell is even going on when looking at a Facebook page anymore, which is exactly where I was with myspace pages right when the service peaked and then started plummeting into the ground.