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One of the use cases in the presentation that stood out to me was finding people you met at a party. Let's say your friend Chris introduced you to some girl na
by macleanjr 14y ago
One of the use cases in the presentation that stood out to me was finding people you met at a party. Let's say your friend Chris introduced you to some girl named Stephanie, and all you really knew about her was that she went to Harvard... simply asking the graph search "Friends of Chris named Stephanie who went to Harvard" should give you a manageable list to sort through to friend them, rather than all 1 billion Facebook users.
- douglasisshiny 14y agoSo you're saying stalking people on Facebook just became easier?
- orta 14y agoNo, I wanted to do this on the weekend, instead I looked through three people's friends list and didn't end up finding them. It took a while, with this it wouldn't take a while.
- gmu3 14y ago"It took a while, with this it wouldn't take a while." I think that inherently qualifies as easier.
- codva 14y agoFacebook: We make you instantly findable by every person who has ever met you, and lots of people that haven't met you...yet.
- jonknee 14y agoUnless I have a connection with a lot of Stephanie's that went to Harvard, that should already be a quick search. Improved search is useful, but this was an incredibly hyped up event. Being able to find basic stuff from your friends should have been something you could do all along, I'm not seeing what the big deal is.