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Amongst my peer group, it seems like activity is down except for a core group (<5%) of very heavy users. Now it could be that Facebook is just zeroing in on th
by mathattack 13y ago
Amongst my peer group, it seems like activity is down except for a core group (<5%) of very heavy users. Now it could be that Facebook is just zeroing in on the people I have tended to like more, and this becomes self fulfilling, but generally my peers don't seem to be using it as much.
- vailripper 13y agoSame here. I'd be more interested in seeing how long an average user stays on facebook when they visit. Myself, I might log on several times a day, but only spend maybe a minute on each visit...it just doesn't feel as engaging as it used to.
- rhizome 13y agoIt sounds to me like they're just equating touching the site with "doing stuff." I'll bet dollars to donuts that if they split out no-shares from sharers (or even segments concerning likes, comments, actual shares, etc.) it would look a lot worse for them.
- mathattack 12y agoI'm sure they have the positive metrics and the negative ones. They share the positive ones for Wall Street. The real question of their culture is does Mark Z also dwell on the negative ones internally in order to change behavior? Or is his spending his time looking externally?