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ha. a) nothing prevents you from re-adding those friends b) let's see you offer $12 for someone to stay off facebook forever.
by indigoviolet 18y ago
ha.
a) nothing prevents you from re-adding those friends
b) let's see you offer $12 for someone to stay off facebook forever.
- ed 18y agoI bet most users wouldn't leave facebook for $12. Interestingly I doubt most would pay $12 for the service, either.
- indigoviolet 18y agoover their lifetimes on facebook? i'd bet that facebook could easily get a substantial fraction of its users to pay that much every two years or so; whether they want to go that route is up for debate.
- qw 18y agoI am not on Facebook at all, even if it is free because I just haven't seen the need for it. I might develop some apps for it in the future, but that's about it. I'm not on Twitter, Friendfeed or Myspace either... For me, the value of Facebook is 0