But given their huge size, I actually don't think they necessarily benefit from generating a bunch of users of a new service.
The question is how this changes the Facebook and whether it will benefit Facebook.
The question is how this changes the Facebook and whether it will benefit Facebook.
2. Having some people online more chatting might make some other people actually want to be online less. I'm happy that no one ever pops a Facebook on me. For a number of friends, Facebook as close as I want or need to be much of the time.
I pause for a moment.
I think it's equally lucid to think "but I don't want to step onto your lawn!" as it is to denigrate the "get off my lawn" mentality.
The privacy implications wavered by others, if not frivolously, then for other reasons, are still of concern to me. Regardless of whether or not I'm happy to waiver them myself.