In a vast effort to improve the user experience and bring more traffic to publishers’ websites, the popular social network is rolling out with a major update that will give each “like” more prominence on the Facebook platform. Now every time you give a story your “thumbs up,” a headline, blurb and thumbnail will display on your wall and on your network’s newsfeed updates, essentially eliminating the need for the Facebook “Share” button.
Why You Should Think Twice Before Giving that Article a Facebook “Like”
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4795 days ago
Armed w/the new info I can streamline my FB procedure by "like/sharing" what I want to share w/o tagging, which has to be done the old (more time consuming) way. But I won't "like" things I don't want on my page, which I used to do as a soft compliment. So far it's made things easier.
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