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They have added an asymmetric relationship: "fans" rather than "friends". It's a matter of better surfacing it and making it available for individuals, not just
by snprbob86 18y ago
They have added an asymmetric relationship: "fans" rather than "friends". It's a matter of better surfacing it and making it available for individuals, not just "Pages"
EDIT: I was right, there is a new "Subscribe to John" link on profiles today.
- ivankirigin 18y agoYeah, I noted the stress on pages too. I didn't know they applied it to people. "Fans" has way too much weight to it. "People you follow" and "followers" is actually a very straightforward description of the relationship on twitter. Facebook should change their terminology. This is a case of legacy hurting ideal design. They've had "fans" for some time.