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Facebook Asks You To Please Select Your Emotion | TechCrunch

Facebook Asks You To Please Select Your Emotion | TechCrunch | Machinimania | Scoop.it

It could make us more willing to express how we feel. Or you could say it over-simplies our complex moods and lives. But today the Facebook status update box began offering the option to “share how you’re feeling or what you’re doing” through a drop-down menu of emoticons and media. We’re entering a more structured era of communication, where both friends and big data know exactly how we tick.

 

Facebook began testing the new sharing options in January, but only released screenshots. Now it appears the feature has been given to a much wider audience. It’s likely the beginning of a global or at least US or English language rollout. I’ve contacted Facebook for details. Most mentions I’ve seen of the feature have been from the US, and many note the similarity to an old Myspace mood sharing option.


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malek's curator insight, April 10, 2013 5:20 PM

Time to go fancy

CPI Europe's comment, April 12, 2013 4:24 AM
not seeing it here in the UK
Laura Diamond's curator insight, December 23, 2014 12:21 AM

Just one of the many ways to share over social media; Facebook allows members to share how they are feeling, what they are listening to or watching to their Facebook friends or if the profile is public than anyone has access to see what you as a member are wanting to share with the internet world.

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10 Ways to Add Facebook Functionality to Your Website

10 Ways to Add Facebook Functionality to Your Website | Machinimania | Scoop.it

Integrating Facebook into your website is an easy and free way to include a social dimension with the rest of your website business activity.

 

Facebook provides a selection of free plugins.

 

By the time you’re finished reading this article, you’ll understand your options for turning your website into a social hub and how to get started.

 

Why Facebook on Your Website?

 

Facebook has a grand vision: to connect the entire Internet, and every website on it, with a layer of social integration. The social network behemoth has been developing tools to assist in the spread of this vision since the introduction of the Open Graph in 2009...


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