Letter To Mark

Hey Mark.

I know you are doing well. You are supposed to be doing well. With your Facebook riding high on everyone’s spirit, hell i don't see a reason why you shouldn't be doing well. But we aren't doing well. By “we” I refer to the internet community. Well even, if the 35 % of the movie social network is true i believe Facebook was about being a cool social network site. But in recent time there has been drastic shift in the facebook concepts paradigm. With the changes that you roll out like Google doodle every week, many others like me are apprehensive about it’s popularity curve.

The irritating pop ups which just bulges out when you click the picture just sucks half the e-blood of internet community. You don't realize the major problem with the pop ups. They open with a click but they need another click at the top left corner to shut the fuck up. That's why IE died and that's why any site with pop ups dies.

The second most important thing is several spamy cocky apps that just has nailed everyone's wall. If you earn even a single cent from half a click. you would have made a real amount of money. FYI these spams are way too irritating. It has started people thinking about temporarily de-activating their account. If you are happy with that, good going Mark. Tie up with some more vendors. But if you are keen to retain the traffic then you must work on the security aspect of facebook. Believe me, the rate at which these spams are growing will soon be a problem for you.

You made people lazy. You made kids stay home and play crazy taxi. You made college guys to spend all day on poker, friendbots. See what you did to the world and now you expect them to log off. Insane Man. You re-defined the meaning of socializing; you took someone’s entire life and put it onto digital placeholder.

Man, you need to seriously re think. You just cannot shun away.

Thanks,
A facebook User.