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leomac08

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http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2010/12/facebook-facelift/

A large percentage of net users’ online identities will be getting a facelift in the coming weeks as Facebook is rolling out a new profile page with more visual elements and, you guessed, it more pictures of faces.

The new design is currently opt-in, but Facebook says it will roll it out to the world by early 2011.

I did it myself, I didn't like it at first, but then I fixed everything and still don't like it but it will have to do.:rolleyes:

NOTE: (ONCE YOU DO IT, YOU CAN'T GO BACK TO YOUR OLD FACEBOOK PROFILE LOOK):mad: trust me I tried but failed:p
 
Honestly I like how facebook was in 2005-2006 before they did the first redesign of it.
 
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I really wish Facebook would stop trying to be an all in one shop. I don't want everything in one place and I don't want everyone knowing every part of my business.
 
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The last 3 major updates which are homepage, chat, and now profile, it's unnecessary. Just more pics and smaller font.
 
Yeah, the brilliance of Facebook was always it's basic simplicity. There have been some great features added, but it's also just getting too big and bloated. It's what made MySpace cave...every started to look like the Vegas strip with the amount of blinking and pictures everywhere.

I also hate how you can no longer just write out a paragraph about activities, bands, TV shows, etc. on your profile...you have to "like" them...then start getting posts from them. It also takes away me being able to write smartass and snarky comments about stuff I like.
 
Fail. The link to upgrade hasn't appeared for me yet. I check FB on my phone 90% of the time anyway, but I am interested to see how it looks.
 
It's a bit messy in my opinion but at least it's opt-in for the time being. I think they make everything forced in terms of visual/appearance changes so they can keep it looking the same throughout the site.
 
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