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]]> By: JuStIn http://20bits.com/articles/the-state-of-the-facebook-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-3747 JuStIn Sat, 27 Sep 2008 18:22:20 +0000 http://20bits.com/?p=118#comment-3747 Hi, i am very disappointed with the way facebook team handle the operations and the most important is the support. You imagine they just disabled my account without any valid reason, explannation or even a warning issue to my facebook. It's totally lose my confidence in using facebook. The worst outcome is that i even take my time and effort just to send them an email in regarding the issue of being disabled by adminstrator. I have send quite a number and various department also but in the end , there's not a single reply or quick response. If i am a person / entrepruner whom thinking to buy over facebook and make it rich even more, i will not consider facebook if they still continues without replying or handle my situation. Frankly speaking beginning of last year , i have known facebook already, but i don't even want to use to view what is inside till i last month went in as alot of people saying that there's an application on facebook which is " MobWar ". That is an interesting game i even play. I shall buy over mobwar if i could and instead of facebook. Just because they impress me and credits goes to mobwar inventors. Facebook also not bad which came up a platform and earn profits just like this. too bad, now facebookn faces this dropping of level activities is just because of not taking consideration of a user / account holders. Damn Disapppointed. cheers, Justin Hi,

i am very disappointed with the way facebook team handle the operations and the most important is the support. You imagine they just disabled my account without any valid reason, explannation or even a warning issue to my facebook. It’s totally lose my confidence in using facebook.

The worst outcome is that i even take my time and effort just to send them an email in regarding the issue of being disabled by adminstrator. I have send quite a number and various department also but in the end , there’s not a single reply or quick response. If i am a person / entrepruner whom thinking to buy over facebook and make it rich even more, i will not consider facebook if they still continues without replying or handle my situation.

Frankly speaking beginning of last year , i have known facebook already, but i don’t even want to use to view what is inside till i last month went in as alot of people saying that there’s an application on facebook which is ” MobWar “. That is an interesting game i even play. I shall buy over mobwar if i could and instead of facebook. Just because they impress me and credits goes to mobwar inventors. Facebook also not bad which came up a platform and earn profits just like this. too bad, now facebookn faces this dropping of level activities is just because of not taking consideration of a user / account holders.

Damn Disapppointed.

cheers,

Justin

]]> By: keenkang http://20bits.com/articles/the-state-of-the-facebook-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-3280 keenkang Tue, 17 Jun 2008 09:06:58 +0000 http://20bits.com/?p=118#comment-3280 i support Jeffrey McManus. every developer konw how to use the api flatform, so they don't need to post new questions on the forum. i support Jeffrey McManus.
every developer konw how to use the api flatform, so they don’t need to post new questions on the forum.

]]> By: Jesse http://20bits.com/articles/the-state-of-the-facebook-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-3124 Jesse Sun, 01 Jun 2008 02:34:37 +0000 http://20bits.com/?p=118#comment-3124 Lou, The article talks about developer activity not user activity. Also, you can see the seasonal dips around the holidays if you break it down day by day and it's nowhere near as pronounced as the month-over-month macro trend. Cheers, Jesse Lou,

The article talks about developer activity not user activity. Also, you can see the seasonal dips around the holidays if you break it down day by day and it’s nowhere near as pronounced as the month-over-month macro trend.

Cheers,
Jesse

]]> By: lou http://20bits.com/articles/the-state-of-the-facebook-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-3121 lou Sat, 31 May 2008 23:08:24 +0000 http://20bits.com/?p=118#comment-3121 as much as i'd like to believe you what i think you've got there is holiday stats. January sis a big month for the internet because it's a holiday period, for all of january - atleast in australia, you may scoff but the reality is that Australia has a very high per capita of online people, you have every bored high school kid university student and parent looking for something ot do online to fill their days. then real life comes creeping back. as much as i’d like to believe you what i think you’ve got there is holiday stats. January sis a big month for the internet because it’s a holiday period, for all of january – atleast in australia, you may scoff but the reality is that Australia has a very high per capita of online people, you have every bored high school kid university student and parent looking for something ot do online to fill their days.

then real life comes creeping back.

]]> By: Michael Staton http://20bits.com/articles/the-state-of-the-facebook-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-2900 Michael Staton Thu, 15 May 2008 18:36:53 +0000 http://20bits.com/?p=118#comment-2900 I have a funded company focusing on one app. We're totally disillusioned with platform because they're not willing to deal with the noise/signal problem. They've made it easy for one guy with some PHP to launch an app onto a playing field where real apps pushed by real companies have no way to distinguish themselves. It's no place for disruptive products outside the social gaming/ad network space. I have a funded company focusing on one app. We’re totally disillusioned with platform because they’re not willing to deal with the noise/signal problem. They’ve made it easy for one guy with some PHP to launch an app onto a playing field where real apps pushed by real companies have no way to distinguish themselves. It’s no place for disruptive products outside the social gaming/ad network space.

]]> By: Jesse http://20bits.com/articles/the-state-of-the-facebook-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-2553 Jesse Thu, 08 May 2008 20:54:21 +0000 http://20bits.com/?p=118#comment-2553 Mike, Respectfully, you are wrong. Do you spend much time on the forums? There are basically two types of posts nowadays: one, novices asking "Help! How do I program?"-type questions; and two, a handful of 5-6 "old timers" who post inside jokes and complain about how hard it is these days. There is essentially zero sharing of information or expertise going on. It's really a no-man's land at this point. If I may ask, how many Facebook applications have you developed, what was your level of success, and how much time did you spend on the forum? If you give me your forum username I'll look up your stats for you, too. Mike,

Respectfully, you are wrong. Do you spend much time on the forums? There are basically two types of posts nowadays: one, novices asking “Help! How do I program?”-type questions; and two, a handful of 5-6 “old timers” who post inside jokes and complain about how hard it is these days.

There is essentially zero sharing of information or expertise going on. It’s really a no-man’s land at this point.

If I may ask, how many Facebook applications have you developed, what was your level of success, and how much time did you spend on the forum? If you give me your forum username I’ll look up your stats for you, too.

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