If you make it impossible for users to opt out of automatic status updates appearing on their facebook walls . . . you might be the people who own Facebook.
If you make the automatic status updates appear three at a time, which makes it virtually impossible for users to delete all of the status updates as soon as they occur . . . you might be the people who own Facebook.
If you designed facebook so that the only way for users to have access to a permanent link to all of the things they have done on facebook is to allow everybody who views their wall to know every place they have been on facebook and everything they have done on facebook . . . you might be the people who own Facebook.
If you refuse to provide a ‘dislike’ button to put next to the existing ‘like’ button, so that people can click ‘dislike’ whenever somebody is writing about something sad or bad . . . you might be the people who own Facebook.
If you leave users feeling like they can’t wait until something better than facebook comes along so that they will be happy to kick facebook to the curb . . . you might be the people who own Facebook.
If you have gotten so big that you think the way you want to do things is better than the way your loyal customers want to do things . . . you might be the people who own Facebook.
