When the Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB)
walls changed from the good, old-fashioned one, to the timeline format, it did
not come without much grumbling from many users. The change was not unanimously
welcomed by all the users of the site. Facebook, however, is known for constant
changes, will be playing around with the format of the Timeline itself. When
the change to the timeline took place, the marketers were also affected by the
change. Now, Facebook is not deciding to do away with the Timeline, but
instead, is going to change the format of the current Timeline. Instead of the
wall posts appearing on both sides of the timeline, Facebook is going to change
it around a bit.
Inside Facebook is a
sister site to the wildly popular social network. The former has already
confirmed with the latter, and has now proceeded to make a better, design for
the timeline. The testing of this new format will be done on a few select
users. The change includes shifting the wall posts to one side. It is to become
a single column like structure. Through this change, the wall posts will be
shifted to the left on the timeline, and other updates such as open graph
activities shall appear on the right hand side. This might make the timeline
neater, and make it look more organized than it does right now.
The site has always
been introducing new changes to the site, and Facebook has evolved a lot since
it was first introduced. Since then, the site has acquired about one billion
users all over the world, and helps people stay connected with friends and
family. The site has been very dynamic, and has constantly changed and evolved.
It remains to be seen, however, as to how people will react to the new change
in the timeline.
Although the timeline
format was welcomed begrudgingly, it has become the format used in almost all
Facebook profiles, and changes to the timeline may be welcomed negatively or
positively. When the user will not have active open graph activities, the right
side of the timeline is to remain blank, instead of filling in with the wall
posts.
Shares of FB are up
1.14% to $21.35 in the morning session after falling about 3.50% in yesterday’s
session on another expiry
of lock up shares.
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