‘Friendship Pages’ is now the new Facebook stunt, just rolled out to all the Facebook users. This new interesting feature is basically a log of information exchange taken place between two individuals. Friendship Pages feature is being introduced to Facebook users in phased implementation manner and everyone will get it eventually. Wayne Kao, a Facebook engineer, who is to be credited for this feature, built it along with a designer at one of the "all night hackathon" events.
Every activity taken place between the two individuals, whose friendship badges are being viewed, is logged including all public wall posts, comments, photos, events. However, in order to see the public interactions between those two individuals it is necessary for you to be at least be friends with one of them.
Every activity taken place between the two individuals, whose friendship badges are being viewed, is logged including all public wall posts, comments, photos, events. However, in order to see the public interactions between those two individuals it is necessary for you to be at least be friends with one of them.
Once again Facebook’s privacy has being idealistic in providing every user the privilege of whether others would view their Friendship Pages or not.
With an unimagined 500 million members and a more routinely visited website than Google itself, Facebook continues to riddle the news, promising more than friend requests and event planning, but also acting as a marketing tool for businesses looking to access the millions of eyes, wants, needs, and wallets, logging on a daily basis.
1 comment:
Just checked it out... Its AWESOME!! :)
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