Users are given lower-class features than pages/brands, unfortunately. For pages, you can see how many people see your posts; for users, you have to do the math

Users are given lower-class features than pages/brands, unfortunately. For pages, you can see how many people see your posts; for users, you have to do the math yourself. Users can select how much of another user's posts they see (most important | all | only important), whereas users can only turn page updates on or off. I wonder if people would post differently if they saw how quickly their posts propagated through Facebook when people like and comment their public posts, or when people are tagged in their photos.