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Google image used under a Creative Commons license courtesy of Flickr user search-engine-land. Facebook image courtesy of Facebook Developers Blog.
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Ok, so let me just throw out a couple of thoughts. I could be way off base here, but let’s think.

I’ve been seeing a number of headlines recently about how Facebook is positively bleeding users.

What if the moves that started this recent downward trend were the same types of “automation” of the social graph that Google champions unapologetically? I mean, Beacon, the social feed, all of these new features that Facebook released to the chagrin of its users…they were unpopular because of their automated nature–nobody opted in to Beacon, they just got pissed (and opted out) when their Christmas purchases showed up in their feed.

If that’s true, do you think Facebook learned its lesson and will purposefully steer clear of automation? On the other end of the spectrum, will Google destroy what I sense to be a pretty strong trust from users by automating too much–across too many sites–and making people feel like everything on a google platform is public information?
http://tropophilia.com Taylor

Ok, so let me just throw out a couple of thoughts. I could be way off base here, but let’s think.

I’ve been seeing a number of headlines recently about how Facebook is positively bleeding users.

What if the moves that started this recent downward trend were the same types of “automation” of the social graph that Google champions unapologetically? I mean, Beacon, the social feed, all of these new features that Facebook released to the chagrin of its users…they were unpopular because of their automated nature–nobody opted in to Beacon, they just got pissed (and opted out) when their Christmas purchases showed up in their feed.

If that’s true, do you think Facebook learned its lesson and will purposefully steer clear of automation? On the other end of the spectrum, will Google destroy what I sense to be a pretty strong trust from users by automating too much–across too many sites–and making people feel like everything on a google platform is public information?
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I think you’re right, and I think the automation rather than the scale will be the flash point for social networking debates in the future. Privacy, opt-in vs. opt-out… it’s all about pro-active user choice vs. user confirmation of an automated action. Personally, I think the right middle ground is automated suggestion, as Facebook has been testing with the “suggested friends” feature on the home page. Or, “do you want this purchase to show up in your feed” as opposed to “you have five seconds to tell us if you don’t want us to show this in your feed.”

I’m not sure Facebook will steer clear, though. You’d think it would have learned its lesson by now, but let’s face it: they still have a 23-year-old geek running the company. I am a 23-year-old geek, and I don’t know that I wouldn’t be doing the same things. They’re valued at what, $15 billion? Zuckerberg should stay on as President and Founder and have direct creative and vision input and control… but hand over the executive reigns to someone with more consumer savvy.
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I think you’re right, and I think the automation rather than the scale will be the flash point for social networking debates in the future. Privacy, opt-in vs. opt-out… it’s all about pro-active user choice vs. user confirmation of an automated action. Personally, I think the right middle ground is automated suggestion, as Facebook has been testing with the “suggested friends” feature on the home page. Or, “do you want this purchase to show up in your feed” as opposed to “you have five seconds to tell us if you don’t want us to show this in your feed.”

I’m not sure Facebook will steer clear, though. You’d think it would have learned its lesson by now, but let’s face it: they still have a 23-year-old geek running the company. I am a 23-year-old geek, and I don’t know that I wouldn’t be doing the same things. They’re valued at what, $15 billion? Zuckerberg should stay on as President and Founder and have direct creative and vision input and control… but hand over the executive reigns to someone with more consumer savvy.
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