They've ruined Facebook!
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I prefer the old one too. They have messed up the photo tags (i can only see peoples albums rather than gallery of photos they have been tagged in). You cant view the people currently online for some reason. It also posts up people updates of what they are doing in their applications so everyones walls just get clogged up with s
te and it is generally harder to read.
On the plus side i like the function to comment on peoples status.
te and it is generally harder to read. On the plus side i like the function to comment on peoples status.
As I understand it they have done it specifically to make it a little more "professional" and to have less of the "ultra mega video wall" tripe on the main part of the profile page. Currently they are stuck between Myspace and LinkedIn and I'm not sure they know which way to go for the biggest return.
miniman said:
As I understand it they have done it specifically to make it a little more "professional" and to have less of the "ultra mega video wall" tripe on the main part of the profile page. Currently they are stuck between Myspace and LinkedIn and I'm not sure they know which way to go for the biggest return.
I like the new facebook 
I bloody hated that s
te videowall or funwall or whatever it was..and tom, I can still see peoples galleries of photos they're tagged in? or do you mean people you're not friends with?
tomTVR said:
minimax said:
and tom, I can still see peoples galleries of photos they're tagged in? or do you mean people you're not friends with?
Ah yes i have figured it out now, i was just being a Mr Thicky Black Thicky Adder Thicky!Edited by tomTVR on Saturday 6th September 17:57

GolfGT said:
littlemidgetgem said:
I didn't like new facebook when I first saw it but now I've switched I don't think it is as bad 
I switched back to the old version, hate the new one
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it changed automatically for me, I got too annoyed with it and switched back within the first day