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facebook.comNewest Review: ... anyone, not just students. To describe facbook it's basically like the original friends site, friend reunited except it's for people who are still at school and university and you don't have to pay to send messages. You can also access people from other countries- great for those who travel. Facebook is the newest thing in social networking allowing users to add friends and see their ... more |
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by jennyf16 - written on 22.07.08 (Useful, 3 readings)
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I first heard of facebook about 4 years ago when an American friend was leaving the UK to go back to America, however we in the UK didn't have facebook then so I was left wondering! The following year it expanded to selected universities within the UK, mine being one of them. It has since taken off to let anyone, not just students. To describe facbook it's basically like the original friends site, friend reunited except it's for people who are still at school and university and you don't have to pay to send messages. You can also access people from other countries- great for those who travel. Facebook is the newest thing in social networking ...
by ed2288 - written on 22.07.08 (Useful, 8 readings)
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If you are between the ages of 15 and 25 I think it's almost certain you'll have a facebook account. I'm at Uni and every single person I know there has one. They are just so useful to keep in contact with everyone you know, and also to get back in touch with old school friends with whom you had previously lost contact. The site works on a basic principle of adding 'friends'. You search for people you know using the searching facilities, and when you find them, you add them as a friend, a request gets sent to them, and they then (hopefully!) accept it. Once you are friends with someone, you can send them messages, write on their wall and interact in lots of other ways. I ...
by danmclovin - written on 21.07.08 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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I've never been one for social networking sites, but a number of my friends kept at me to join up to Facebook.com, so eventually I gave in and signed up. Like I've already mentioned, Facebook.com is a social networking site, currently the biggest in the UK if not the world, which started up in 2004. Facebook can be as simple or as complicated as you like. You can search for and add friends as you like, create albums of pictures to your hearts content. You can add as much information as you like, although there have been cases of ID fraud due to Facebook, so my advice would be to be very careful about what information you choose to ...
from daleyboi08
20.07.2008
facebook.com : Best Social Network Site Out Therefrom dimmerchant
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