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  1. #1 Pip DoumasNo Gravatar
    September 7, 2008 am30 11:01 pm

    Hey there. I’m an officer of the Petition Against the “New Facebook” group, and was pointed towards this site by one of the co-owners and editors. This can be yet another way to show the public (and more importantly Facebook) that the vast majority of Facebook users are against being forced to use the new layout and that it would be a bad business move on Facebook’s part to force this change upon us. Of all of the blogs and groups and news pages I’ve seen, the stunningly vast majority of comments are reflecting a negative opinion regarding the new layout, so why not show them in a quantitative way, like with a vote?! Let’s make a change by taking this stance!

    Good luck, and cheers for all of your support!

    Pip

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  2. #2 MeganNo Gravatar
    September 8, 2008 am30 10:16 am

    Thank you…I do understand that comment concerning the protest about the newsfeed…but it seems people are a lot more fired up about this new layout.

    I am one of the two administrators of the group above. I’d like to give you my two cents.

    It is a massive change; what people love about the “old Facebook” is the simplicity of the design. It was the difference from other popular networking sites, such as Myspace and Bebo. The old format is simple to use, and I was able to get family members on Facebook when they would scoff at the other sites.

    Facebook also had something of a prestige attached to it - it was founded on college students, and seen as a superior networking group to be a part of.

    It is also somewhat insulting to see very clearly that advertising was the main change for the format. Every time you click a “tab” on the new facebook, a whole new series of ads load on the page.

    The other big reason was the number of applications people had on their profiles. It could be impossible to load someone’s page without their computer crashing. However, I think this could have been solved by limiting the amount of applications someone can add to their profile. Nobody really uses all their applications; I don’t have that many (and loading my page was never a problem for anyone), but I still could do without most of them.

    The purpose of our group is not really to prevent “new” facebook from happening altogether. We KNOW that’s not realistic. What we’d really like is to see some improvement on the old format, and to add some of the new features. It’s the complete overhaul that has people upset.

    My perfect compromise? I’d love to be able to keep my picture, my personal information, my wall, and my photo albums on one page. And I definitely don’t want my wall and newsfeed combined, nor do I want to see everyone else’s activity to be so prominently displayed - it feels quite stalkerish. I wouldn’t mind at all for my applications to be on a separate tab. And by doing this, it would clear up a ton of space of my profile page. I would be content to have that extra space filled with their advertisements. Not all members want the same changes. While Scott Sanders, the other admin., wants colours and skins, I do not. I want the simple “old” Facebook, with a few improvements - improvements that did actually come with the new design!

    - Meg.

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  3. #3 kandaceNo Gravatar
    September 8, 2008 am30 12:26 pm

    Please please please leave the old facebook up, Its easiers to understand and its a way better layout!! the new facebook is like everyones elses sites, and you should stay unique and keep facebook the way it is, your going to loose a lot of customers including myself if you force me to use the new layout..thanks for listening

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  4. #4 Jack YanNo Gravatar
    September 8, 2008 am30 3:18 pm

    Æsthetically I don’t mind the new design but I dislike the longer loading time (enough for me to cut down my usage) and the application incompatibilities. Feedback to Facebook has been acknowledged, but nothing appears to have been actioned. I hope these groups manage to get their way: taking your Mashable link and using Facebook’s own claim (as of September 3) that only 30 million have even investigated the new Facebook, only 17 to 37 per cent of Facebook users are supporters or users of the new look, with a majority either preferring or only knowing the old. The 700,000-plus members of the Petition group may well represent a far greater number than they realize.

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  5. #5 ChristineNo Gravatar
    September 8, 2008 am30 10:47 pm

    Please, leave the old facebook alone. I love it the way it is. Don’t like the new one at all. Thank you.

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  6. #6 ChristineNo Gravatar
    September 8, 2008 am30 10:50 pm

    I am older than a high school and university student.Also English is my second language.
    The old facebook I understand. Have problems with the new facebook. Too compicated for my brain and second languages.
    Thank you.

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  7. #7 TinaNo Gravatar
    September 8, 2008 am30 10:52 pm

    I understand that with time all things have to change as does facebook. I am not against change but when they make some thing that does not run properly and then force it upon us, i am against that. I tried the new facebook for a week and was not happy with it. Everytime i tried to load my page it would freeze my computer. All we are asking is that they keep the option to switch back to the old facebook open. That way everyone is happy and we would not have to protest like this. Please keep the link to switch back for those of us that don’t like the new layout.

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  8. #8 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 8, 2008 am30 11:52 pm

    Ultimatly the decision on how the site will look is facebook’s. They own the server, domain, script and so forth and are the one’s who pay the bill.

    This isn’t Burger King where its ‘your way’. If you don’t like the direction facebook is going…well hey, no one is forcing you to use it. Remove your account and join another site. So many people threaten to but the vast majority of you won’t because a) your addicted to it and/or b) that is where your friends are and they may not neccesarily follow you to another site.

    Another alternative is to take your friends, fork up the cash for a domain and server, and start your own site. And if it happens to catch on just wait until you see what it costs to maintain and operate a site of facebooks calibure and i bet ya you won’t put up with people (who don’t pay a membership or any type of fee) tell you what you can do with your site.

    Its not your right to use facebook. And its not up to you how they run their site….

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  9. #9 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 8, 2008 am30 11:55 pm

    regarding the comment above…

    “It is also somewhat insulting to see very clearly that advertising was the main change for the format. Every time you click a “tab” on the new facebook, a whole new series of ads load on the page.”

    how much do you think it costs to run a site like facebook? of course there are gonna be lots of ads if you want the site to continue to be free to use. How much would you start bitching if they took away the ads and instead started charging you a monthly fee to send messages and what not the way other sites such as hotornot do?

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  10. #10 JohnNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 1:07 am

    You people are whiny ass bitches. Grow up

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  11. #11 LindaNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 7:43 am

    All of you attacking the people that dont like the new facebook need to lay off. They are allowed to their opinions and they do have some good points. Forcing the switch on users who do not understand the new layout or “hate” it is just going to end up costing facebook. Users who are dissatisfied leave. Thats how it goes and less users means less sponsors putting the ads on that help, how you say, “pay the bills”. Dont attack for their own opinons.
    While I am not a new facebook hater I am willing to let them be heard and i wish them the best with getting facebook to listen. I dont completely love all the changes that were made to the new facebook but I am willing to stick it out and see if it doesnt get even better.

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  12. #12 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 8:06 am

    First, they don’t even make up 1% of the total number of facebook users so to be honest I really doubt you that them leaving would affect facebook’s bottom line in the long run. And even if they did it would be short lived, for every one of them that leaves a hundred more sign up.

    Second, as for your comment “They are allowed to their opinions ” well by that logic so am i.

    Again if they don’t like facebook then don’t use it…in the long run no one is really gonna care. Its not like the look of facebook is a major world issue like war and hunger. Maybe this is a good thing…maybe this change will force some of these people off their computers and get them to do something more productive with their life or maybe even go outside and do some sort of activity. There’s a reason why there are so many overweight people in North America….

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  13. #13 MichelleNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 10:53 am

    So 10 million users that are against the new facebook don’t make up 1%?

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  14. #14 MichelleNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 10:55 am

    I’m sorry, I misquoted that. Are you saying that the 10 million users only make up 1%? I have to assume, that you were just making up numbers and percents without really studying the facts.

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  15. #15 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 12:46 pm

    hmmm I see on the group complaining about facebook around what, 800,000? hardly close to 10 million. And hardly close to the majority of around 112 million facebook users.

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  16. #16 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 12:47 pm

    oh and not even 100,000 of them bothered with your stupid, do nothing, won’t get any results, petition

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  17. #17 TanishaNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 1:49 pm

    I dont hate the newfacebook, i just, dislike it. It runs like crap on my comp, and i hate that my wall is the first thing ppl see. i agree with megan, they need a medium here. If i wanted somthin that looked like myspace, id go back to my myspace page. Ive tried the new facebook a couple times now. Thinkin i might have just been havin bad luck or sumthin. Nope. Still dont like it, still cant find half my stuff on it.

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  18. #18 NathanNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 3:06 pm

    The new Facebook is unbelieveably poor. That’s pretty much all there is to say!
    The old one is far superior - why change something this is perfectly fine, which 99% of users like? … maybe to increase profit from advertising? That’s my bet.
    The new version runs pretty slowly on some computers from what I’ve read and the mish mash of my Wall and Mini Feed is horrible. I want a separate ‘wall’ that people can write on - a place where I can see all my messages (oh..like we have now)….I do not want to spend my time navigating round a load of ‘boxes’ and ‘tabs’.
    Oh yea, the majority of applications don’t function correctly/fit on the new profiles either.
    A TOTAL MESS.
    STICK WITH THE FACEBOOK WE HAVE NOW.

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  19. #19 davidNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 4:19 pm

    DEAR FACEBOOK, PLEASE LISTEN TO THE MEMBERS OF (YOUR) SITE, ((WHO KEEP (YOUR) SITE RUNNING) ), AND GIVE US THE OPTION OF USING THE OLD FACEBOOK, JUST KEEP IT LIKE IT IS NOW, (ONE LINK TO THE NEW FACEBOOK.. AND ANOTHER LINK TO GO TO THE OLD FACEBOOK) IF YOU DID THIS IM SURE EVERYONE WOULD BE MOST APPRECIATIVE. PLEASE TAKE THIS INTO CONSIDERATION. THANK YOU!!!

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  20. #20 KevanNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 4:42 pm

    I am a huge supporter of the “skins” idea. It should be an option to choose new or old facebook layouts and be able to switch back and forth between them.

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  21. #21 Ryan NorthrupNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 4:58 pm

    Although I personally prefer the new Facebook, I still feel that users have the right to use an interface that feels more comfortable to them.

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  22. #22 Missy WatkinsNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 6:14 pm

    Ok so the changing of facebook isn’t the end of the world. So why is everyone up in arms over it? Why the nasty attitudes. People can be soooo rude to each other. I don’t get it.

    I don’t like the new facebook myself. I prefer the old facebook. I am not opposed to a few changes but not all at once please. And if there r going to b changes please let them work. That is the most frustrating thing ever. Now I understand the concern about the news feed situation but this is different. Facebook isn’t changing just 1 thing on us at once they are changing several. I liked the news feed. I don’t like the new facebook. I tried it for a week and hated it. I couldn’t even figure it out enough so that I could leave my friends messages and stuff. I have no desire to use the new facebook. If I can’t keep in touch with my friends thru facebook then I have no need for facebook.

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  23. #23 MeganNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 7:36 pm

    @Paul -

    I wanted to point out that Paul is a troll whom created NINE new identities since last night on FB. He was vile and rude and harassing our members, including myself. Every time I banned him from the group, he created another Facebook account. First he was Paul Nosko. Then he came back as Pauly Wanna cracker. Then he made three more accounts using Paul Nosko again. Next, one after the other - each time I had to ban him again - he created three accounts impersonating me. Lastly he impersonated a strong and active member of the group, Tara. I was swamped with messages complaining about him. I reported him to Facebook after every new identity, so did the other members. We all wrote that he was abusing the Facebook (fake identities take up space, and slow down the site) and impersonating people.

    Since using Tara’s identity and being banned yet again, we’ve not heard back from him. I don’t know if FB gave him the final boot, or he’s taking a break.

    I just wanted to let you all know what kind of person this is. Thank you.

    Megan

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  24. #24 HeatherNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 8:01 pm

    I have to agree with some of the comments being posted; it’s not that change is a bad thing, but did it need to be this drastic? Really? I don’t think so. I hate my news feed and wall being joined. I don’t even read it anymore. I would like to have space for at least one application on my front page. Why not let us choose what is on our profile page? It’s supposed to reflect who we are right? So let it! And please, give us back our wall!

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  25. #25 Elizabeth FelsNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 8:27 pm

    From a graphics perspective the ads are now larger than profile pictures. They are intrusive and ugly.

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  26. #26 Jordan DarceyNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 8:39 pm

    I hate the new face book. I will leave if they force the change on me. It sucks the big one.

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  27. #27 MeganNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 9:09 pm

    @Heather -

    Heather, I agree with you about how the change is too drastic. I’d also like to be given the choice of what we’d like on our profile page.

    I DO think that people had way too many applications, and they could cause another user’s computer to crash. That was a big problem. I still think that applications should be limited - and yes, I’d go as far to say that people should be allowed one application on their profile page. I think it could be kind of fun - people could rotate their favourite app. every few days.

    Again, my perfect compromise is to have my picture, my information, my wall, and my photo albums to all be on one page. With all the free space (from removal of all the apps), I wouldn’t mind FB filling it up with their ads.

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  28. #28 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 10:57 pm

    Thanks for the kind words Megan.

    If you didn’t try censoring me for not sharing in your opinions on the new facebook everything would be fine. Sorry you can’t really argue logically about facebook that you have to ban people who don’t agree with you.

    This whole subject, petition, and group is a joke. Ultimatly Facebook is going to do what Facebook wants to do and theres not a thing you can do about it unless you have millions to buy them out.
    :)

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  29. #29 Fredrik GrinellNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 11:12 pm

    Like everything new it takes time to adapt, but in most cases the new ‘thing’ is actually better when you got used to it. The new facebook is just such a thing. It may feel scary in the beginning having everything on the right side instead of the left but all together it is much more user friendly.

    So to all you antagonists: Give it a go, and come back in a month….

    Cheers :D

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  30. #30 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 9, 2008 am30 11:54 pm

    Originally Posted By Nathanthe mish mash of my Wall and Mini Feed is horrible. I want a separate ‘wall’

    here ya go….http://www.new.facebook.com/wall.php

    maybe if you took the time to learn how the new design works you would have found that

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  31. #31 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 12:01 am

    As for apps on the profile….odd that you say you can’t have any as my profile has 4 of them on it using new facebook….

    again, learn to use it before you complain about what it can’t do

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  32. #32 =jasonNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 2:11 am

    Keep the old Facebook PLEAASSSEEE!!!

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  33. #33 charlie reebNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 5:21 am

    John, never have used facebook. Have you? Is tinymash covering any new technologies to aid the unemployed sector? I’ve got a friend who’s launched a new site called collegeroadshow.com and his looking for capital to swing it nationwide. Got any suggestions? Also, did you see the DVD that’s out now, titled 21? Something Jorgensonian about it.
    Diggin’ tinymash,
    charlie

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  34. #34 AidanNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 11:52 am

    I love the old facebook but the amount of crap that people were/are putting on their profiles was just pissing me off. I really like the new facebook because i thinks it more simple and is a btter design for a “social network” which is what facebook is. I use my facebook account to keep in touch with my friends that i have all over the world because i have move around alot. I enjoy the fact that my profiles most prominent feature is the wall and that when i go to someone elses profile i can focus on talking to them on their wall. And if i am so inclined i can click on a simple tab to see all that other useless shit. I am not saying that facebook should force anyone to use the new facebook, but i believe that there should be an option in account prefernces where each person on facebook can choose between the new and old facebooks, this makes so much more sense and it solves everyones problems, it lets the fans of old facebook continue using old facebook, and it lets the fans of the new facebook to conitinue as well and at the same time it lets new users make up their own mind about which one they like better. i think forcing anyone to change is bad, but i doubt that if facebook ignores everyones pettition that anyone will stop using facebook unless the only reason they were on was for the applications they can add. which i consider a waste of a facebook account. and ps to everyone saying the new facebook is more like myspace i disagree, i maintain that the old facebook catered mroe to a myspace crowd with the ability to add so much useless crap to ones page…… with the new facebook the most important feature (in my eyes) is the most prominent.

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  35. #35 MelanieNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 12:32 pm

    Regarding the comment by tiny that people originally backlashed against the change in the news feed on the original Facebook, I still hate it, and have it set as minimally as possible, and then delete the entries daily. As far as the people who are complaining about the old version’s ability to add “crap” to peoples pages, I say people should be allowed to have what they want on their page. You don’t have to look at it! I personally have deleted a lot of stuff as the apps have become more obnoxious to use. That doesn’t mean that I want someone else telling me what can be on my main page.

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  36. #36 Julianna WilsonNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 1:43 pm

    I’m all about change when it’s for the better. I’m against a mandatory change to the new look because it’s a step back. I’m a new facebook user so I’m not even used to the current GUI, really. I hope facebook management makes the right decision because facebook is pretty cool.

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    September 10, 2008 am30 1:53 pm

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  38. #38 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 2:14 pm

    Well said Aidan, ““social network” which is what facebook is.”

    That is exactly what facebook is, not a place to try and exhibit your personality by cluttering your profile with apps.

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  39. #39 MiguelNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 2:56 pm

    Listen PIG, get over it, facebook changed!

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  40. #40 MeganNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 3:04 pm

    @Paul -

    I gave you all the chances in the world with your original FB account. I was getting a full inbox of complaints about you harassing people.

    Interestingly enough, we ARE making a difference. Facebook developers have contacted the creator of my group, asking for outlines of the complaints against the new facebook. An article will be published in a San Francisco newpaper. Time did an article on our group. And right here, tiny MASH has taken an interest. We are making a difference.

    Paul, I think you are unhappy that you can’t troll as freely as you once did. You’ll see all over the place in our group that anyone can voice dissenting opinions. You harassed people and assumed at least three peoples’ identities. It doesn’t merit you much credibility.

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  41. #41 NicolasNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 5:50 pm

    The new facebook suckss!!!!
    Let´s keep the old one running please!!!

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  42. #42 JuliaNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 6:59 pm

    Leave the old facebook alone! Let us choose! The new facebook is HIDEOUS and it HURTS MY HEAD WHENEVER I’M FORCED TO GO INTO IT FOR A SECOND! STOP FORCING US INTO SOMETHING WE DON’T WANT! TRY ACTUALLY LISTENING TO YOUR USERS!

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  43. #43 TaraNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 7:16 pm

    @Megan -
    Megan is absolutely correct!!

    Paul - I honestly don’t know what possesses you to create false petitions, and harass the members of at least three of the groups against the new facebook! Even going as far as posting AS US! Get a life.. and get the help you need please…. I mean at least THREE groups AND this website!! GROW UP!

    And yes… facebook is starting to listen….they have made several changes in the past 48 hours to try and smooth over this change over…. that said. they STILL have a HELL of a long way to go!

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  44. #44 kNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 8:28 pm

    i’m gonna go back to myspace. they give you the choice of using the new or old home page…

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  45. #45 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 9:25 pm

    you see what i mean. this is the type of people you have complaining about the new layout.

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  46. #46 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 9:25 pm

    you see what i mean. this is the type of people you have complaining about the new layout.

    No wonder facebook doesn’t care…

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  47. #47 ChampaNo Gravatar
    September 10, 2008 am30 10:50 pm

    Personally, I love the new facebook but I do agree, they should keep an option for the old facebook so people can keep what they want.

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  48. #48 David HundeyinNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 2:41 am

    I must say that in actual fact, there were loads of people who littered their profiles with loads of rubbish and unnecessary stuff, so facebook had to do something. But they are usually more democratic than this. They could introduce limits, the way they introduced tag limits couldn’t they? That said, I must note that it always surprises me how many psychotic, obsessive, immature adult children who find their way here. From all that the paul dude has said, I can deduce that a) we should all shut up or go hang because b) mark zuckeberg and co are some sort of higher life form who couldn’t care less about what their users think. I’ve studied psychology and what I can see written across him in bold letters is LOW SELF ESTEEM. He suffers from a lack-of-relevance complex so he gets a feeling of fulfillment by stalking and upsetting people obsessively which explains the multiple ids. Whoever you are, go get some help. Seriously.

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  49. #49 Sandra UmpangNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 6:58 am

    @Megan -

    I agree with most of what you said. I got hooked to the old Facebook because of its SIMPLICITY.
    The layout was like zen at its purest and uncluttered with everything on a page. Un-techno individuals like myself are not turned off by the machinations of the new Facebook. Easy, fun and interesting.
    So what if there are a lot of applications? I say, a person usually have 5-10 favourite ones. So we choose what we really like to keep while keeping the others hidden. I spent a lot of time nurturing my Growing Gifts application and the old FB was just like my little world in the bigWWW. So, those who don’t like those applications, just should continue to ignore my applications.
    Yes, it’s a social network but at the same time, it is a personal page which should reflect the owner as well.
    So FB developers, consider these aspects. Facebook’s uniqueness was and still is, its simple layout with a dash of individuality.

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  50. #50 CherylNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 7:50 am

    Isn’t CHOICE what we have fought wars and built this country on. We made the choice to join FACEBOOK as the old system and now we are told without our CHOICE and imput that we have to accept the new one. Does any one else see the POWER here or is it just me? If you like the new format that”s your CHOICE but give me and others our CHOICE.

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  51. #51 SophiaNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 8:23 am

    The way it seems to me, people are arguing over nothing: some people hate the new facebook, while others are more willing to give it a try. I think we can agree there.

    What these groups are about is petitioning facebook to keep the choice open to them. Some people don’t want to switch, and they don’t want to be forced to. These groups aren’t about banning the new facebook, or forcing everyone to use the old one. Some people just want the flexibility of having a choice.

    I personally hate the new facebook, and if I’m forced to switch to it, I will probably stop using facebook gradually altogether. I suggest those of you who feel the same way about the new facebook should consider doing the same. All it will mean is that facebook has evolved into something that you are no longer interested in.

    Some people on this commentboard need to set aside their prejudices for a moment, and look at the aims of all these groups. No one is trying to undermine any one else’s opinion, just stop getting offended if everybody doesn’t share yours.

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  52. #52 luciie smithNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 9:26 am

    i fukin hate the new face book
    let it be x

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  53. #53 luciie smithNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 9:26 am

    @luciie smith - the old one that is

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  54. #54 AnaNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 10:57 am

    Please let us use the old facebook. It’s easier, and no doubt better than the new one!

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  55. #55 TrishaNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 1:53 pm

    Like many people that have posted I tried out the new facebook and had a load of trouble figuring out what was what. Many of my applications are just missing. I have no idea where they went or how to find them. Other applications I can find but they do not work properly. I have been trying to figure out how to use the new facebook for about 3 weeks now and have not come to understand it much better than when I started. If facebook wants to make changes that’s fine but I think that making so many changes all at the same time is confusing. I have gotten rid of applications because I don’t have them in the new facebook. I also go on less cause there is not as much to do if you do not understand the set up. Many people suggested a comprimise…. I am right there with them!

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  56. #56 grahamNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 2:07 pm

    I like the old version of facebook, it is easy to understand and use.
    The new version is similar to what ebay did back awhile, and that is make it incomprehensible to most users… The griping on the ebay board still continues two years after the change, they lost me as a seller and user… I expect I’ll abandon facebook as well.
    I think the concept behind the change is to rotate more ads past users so as to improve their bottom line, frankly I don’t know why they just don’t come out and state the obvious, but then we’d all have a real target to whinge about rather than just a “change” For the record the new face book looks like it is “arse backwards”. It makes me crazy as I can’t find squat and I hate seeing and being force fed all the activity from others.
    If the old version is toast, I’m out of here.

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  57. #57 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 2:32 pm

    I’m a big baby who likes to cry at everything and shoot other people’s issues down just because I have a keyboard and internet access.

    Also, I smell terrible.

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  58. #58 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 3:34 pm

    you see….people against the new facebook only want to have their side heard, and censor you if you support it - which is why facebook doesn’t take them seriously.

    They say because a million people join their group that means a million people don’t like the new facebook. What they fail to realize is that half of that million are people who just joined to tell em they are idiots.

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  59. #59 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 3:35 pm

    If you doubt that, take a look at the actual number who signed the petition

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  60. #60 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 4:06 pm

    And you can’t say because one group has a million and another group has a million that means two million people don’t like it since most members are probably on both groups.

    So take some math lessons and try again :)

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  61. #61 Joey PhalenNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 4:12 pm

    The new facebook is so hard to read!

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  62. #62 AlisonNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 6:26 pm

    I am sick and tired of getting used to new things on facebook and being asked if I want to switch back to the old facebook what if I am perfectly happy with the old facebook I have to change my mind in order for them to be happy about it. That is so ridicolous and I am so sick of it.

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  63. #63 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 11, 2008 am30 9:26 pm

    you don’t have to worry about being asked if you want to switch, since that soon will not be an option.

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  64. #64 JoshNo Gravatar
    September 12, 2008 am30 5:45 am

    If you can’t keep the old format you loss me as a customer, I simply hate new facebook.

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  65. #65 PaulNo Gravatar
    September 12, 2008 am30 7:15 am

    um customer? being a customer implies you are paying for it which you are not

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  66. #66 Jack YanNo Gravatar
    September 12, 2008 am30 7:21 am

    We do pay for Facebook in some respects. While many shoot down the advertising argument, users provide personal information and photography, which under the TOS Facebook winds up owning. As to numbers, the Petition group numbers around a million at present, but Facebook puts those who have chosen to be on the new design at 30 million. If there is a 100 million user base, then 70 million either choose to be on old Facebook or are ignorant of the change. Supporters of the new Facebook appear to be in the minority for now.

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  67. #67 Paul is a loserNo Gravatar
    September 12, 2008 am30 7:32 am