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>they are trying to erase their history of supporting him. That's not necessarily the case. More likely they just don't want updates anymore. I don't think a
by SkyMarshal 14y ago
>they are trying to erase their history of supporting him.
That's not necessarily the case. More likely they just don't want updates anymore.
I don't think any of his supporters are particularly ashamed of supporting him.
- notatoad 14y agoAh, it's been a few years since I logged into Facebook. If a like is analogous to a twitter follow, then this is a lot less interesting than how I was interpreting it.
- Narretz 14y agoThey could just unsubscribe from his updates, no need to unlike.
- corin_ 14y agoBut it's also possible that people no longer consider him important enough to be a part of their profile, without actually changing their view of him. People manage to clog up their profiles in a short period of time already, imagine what your FB account might look like in ten years if you never un-like that politician you supported, that band that you loved for a few months, that special edition chocolate bar you couldn't stop buying...
- jacalata 14y agothe only real way to make this graph informative is to show it right alongside an obama likes graph.