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Pruning your Facebook page

Do you ever log in to your Facebook account and have a look at your friends list and think “Who is this person?” or “How did they get in here?” or “I don’t even like that person.” Are you tired of hearing from the compulsive Farm-ville achievement announcer? If so, it is time to prune your Facebook account. While some believe that more is better in terms of friends count, other feel like quality over quantity takes the cake every time.

It is easy and fun. Merely wade through your ocean of “friends” and if you don’t recognize, like or otherwise want to be connected to someone, just click the “Unfriend” button, recently changed from “Remove Friend,” in the bottom of the left most column while on that “un”-friend’s wall and voila! Gone.

Here’s to a friendlier, cleaner Facebook page in 2011!

John Miles is CEO/Chief of What’s Next at Integritive, an Asheville firm specializing in web design & development, strategic planning, social media and e-marketing. For more information: www.integritive.com on twitterwww.twitter.com/integritiveJM

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Facebook Privacy (yikes!)

New Facebook Privacy Options

New Facebook Privacy Options

Thank you joyoftech.com!

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What’s not to “Like” about Facebook?

I feel like Sally Field….”You like me! You like me! You really like me!”

Here’s what Facebook has to say about it:
Why did “Become a Fan” change to “Like”?
To improve your experience and promote consistency across the site, we’ve changed the language for Pages from “Fan” to “Like.” We believe this change offers you a more light-weight and standard way to connect with people, things and topics in which you are interested.

What does it mean to “Like” a Page?
When you click “Like” on a Page, you are making a connection to that Page. The Page will be displayed in your profile, and in turn, you will be displayed on the Page as a person who likes that Page. The Page will also be able to post content into your News Feed.

Is there a difference between “Liking” an item a friend posts and “Liking” a Page?
Yes. Liking a Page means you are connecting to that Page. When you connect to a Page, it will appear in your profile and you will appear on the Page as a person who likes that Page. The Page will also be able to post content into your News Feed. On the other hand, when you click “Like” on a piece of content that a friend posts, you are simply letting your friend know that you like it without leaving a comment.