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I also stopped dead in my tracks when I saw FB signup. But I'd appreciate the choice of using FB or filling out a quick survey. I'm also willing to bet money t
by subpixel 13y ago
I also stopped dead in my tracks when I saw FB signup. But I'd appreciate the choice of using FB or filling out a quick survey.
I'm also willing to bet money that, faced with actually filling out a survey, many people otherwise reluctant to sign in with FB will just do it.
- njoglekar 13y agoI like your thinking the problem is that we really need both: 1. identity + likes / interests 2. filling out activities as a backup in case they don't have interests on FB
- paglia_s 13y agoMy likes on facebook doesn't reflect my interests, I don't care much to them and I think it's the same for many other people.
- sirclueless 13y agoIndeed, the internal monologue will almost certainly change from "Facebook? Are they planning to spam me/my friends?" to "Hmm, enumerating all my interests. Is it worth retyping all that to avoid facebook spam?" The latter is a real question with upsides and downsides. The former is all downsides.
- gfodor 13y agoPlease explain how this app's use of Facebook Connect will make it possible for them to spam you and your friends in a manner different than they would if they just asked for an e-mail signup.
- mayank 13y agoHe's referring to the fact that they can't spam your friends with just an email address, but can request additional permissions (which are often clicked through) to do that on facebook.