 The Rise and Fall of Online Empires, Place yer bets! |
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| Bottled_Spider |
 Tue 3rd April 2012, 10:51am
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I was led to this page from a science blog that I frequent which predicts the imminent collapse of the awful FaceBook by looking at the recent performances of other faltering/failed services such as MySpace, AOL, Yahoo and Altavista. Doesn't say anything about Wikipedia, though. Yet!
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| Emperor |
Tue 3rd April 2012, 12:12pm
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 Try spam today! Group: Regulars Posts: 1,833 Joined: Sat 21st Jul 2007, 4:09pm Member No.: 2,042 |
QUOTE(Bottled_Spider @ Tue 3rd April 2012, 6:51am)  I was led to this page from a science blog that I frequent which predicts the imminent collapse of the awful FaceBook by looking at the recent performances of other faltering/failed services such as MySpace, AOL, Yahoo and Altavista. Doesn't say anything about Wikipedia, though. Yet! Facebook just seems like less and less fun the longer it goes on. I don't like their clunky picture storing/sharing interface, their nonstop privacy b.s., or their look-at-me automated spam your friends apps. Same thing always happens. They burn through investor cash until finally a decade or so later they realize they probably should start bringing in more money from the business. Then they clumsily destroy the place. |
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