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Facebook Revisits Privacy Policy Ahead Of New Features
In: web resources
27 Mar 2010At this point, it seems inevitable that people will object to every little tweak Facebook makes; even a 99.9 percent success rate would leave around 400,000 users unhappy. But Facebook has proposed some revisions to its Privacy Policy and Statement of Rights and Responsibilities in what appears to be an attempt to prepare everyone for [...]
Facebook Decides To Follow Majority, Adopt New TOS
In: web resources
26 Apr 2009The majority – or at least the majority of the few folks who voiced an opinion – will indeed rule. Facebook’s governance vote is over, and although its declared participation threshold wasn’t met, the social network is preparing to adopt the terms of service most voters favored. Ted Ullyot, Facebook’s general counsel, announced on the [...]
Facebook Democracy at Work: The First Step
In: web resources
24 Apr 2009Facebook today announced the preliminary results of the site governance vote; an important step in the history of Facebook in which the users were called to vote on the site’s future terms of use. The results aren’t fully processed yet, but approximately 74.4 percent of users voted for the new Facebook Principles and Statement of [...]
Facebook Readies Next Steps in Governance
In: web resources
6 Apr 2009Back in February Facebook announced its new governance structure, which would allow people to comment for a 30-day period on proposed documents – Facebook Principles and Statement of Rights and Responsibilities. The 30-day period recently ended, and Facebook is ready to take the next steps. On April 16th, the company will be posting revised versions [...]
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