statuses

Facebook was about statuses, groups, uni life, wall to wall convos and organising your life.

People would just tweet these statements and a server would calculate public ratings and statuses.

It does lack some more advanced features like the ability to show past statuses.

I have: a fake email, a fake name, no mobile number attached and I don't post statuses.

And I'm not seeing how their story has changed, just new statuses with different wording..

They file with different statuses on the different tax forms.

> Long term they cannot realistically compete against the likes of Buzzfeed, Twitter statuses, YT videos and targeted sub-reddits.

Unfortunately, the mile multiplier you earn at higher statuses only applies to award miles, not EQMs, so it doesn't make it any easier to attain / retain status.

I hate the thought of losing years of comments, photos, statuses etc.

They are much more likely to use their clout (billions in revenue and political favor that allows inexplicable tax exempt statuses like the NFL) to keep Congress from outlawing daily fantasy.

There has been real historical progress towards legal statuses, but it's true that you can't really prevent people from behaving like social animals and make sure they behave like citizens first, social animal second.

After all, for the example in specific we are returning all the updated statuses in a list, as in our case we needed to show what was the difference on the overall state after the execution.

They're not motivated to build up a following because they've spent a lot of time friending on Facebook and don't want to do that again because "facebook statuses are the same".

I know for our platform we have a small component we wrote that monitors when email is being sent and expects to see the statuses updated fairly quickly, if it doesn't we get alerted, or if certain percentages of emails start coming back with "bad" statuses as we defined them we get an alert.