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While Facebook allows users to comment on items in news feeds, it has so far not allowed lower-effort sharing such as marking an item as a favorite. It’s conjecture, but the inclusion of the word “like” in what appears to be a developer version of the Fac
While Facebook allows users to comment on items in news feeds, it has so far not allowed lower-effort sharing such as marking an item as a favorite. It’s conjecture, but the inclusion of the word “like” in what appears to be a developer version of the Fac
While Facebook allows users to comment on items in news feeds, it has so far not allowed lower-effort sharing such as marking an item as a favorite. It’s conjecture, but the inclusion of the word “like” in what appears to be a developer version of the Fac
Has Facebook really ever innovated anything successful, or do they just copy everyone else's functionality? I guess that's another reason why Microsoft was such a good partner for them.
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