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the majority of websites quote user numbers as the total number of users who have signed up (ourselves and myspace included, if i remember correctly) -- it's pr
by drusenko 17y ago
the majority of websites quote user numbers as the total number of users who have signed up (ourselves and myspace included, if i remember correctly) -- it's pretty standard. facebook goes out of their way to understate their numbers (compared to everyone else) and only talk about the total number of active users.
- tokenadult 17y agofacebook goes out of their way to understate their numbers As above, I find this to be an interesting statement, and I wonder how it could be verified. Is there a way for anyone outside of Facebook to identify unique users who post content in the most recent month? What means exist to check how many former Facebook users give up using Facebook?
- j_b_f 17y agoWhy does it need to be verified? Is it actionable? Basically it's a shitload of users.
- tokenadult 17y agoWhy does it need to be verified? Well, why does anyone care in the first place?
- j_b_f 17y agoTouche.