Mark Zuckerberg unveils a new version of the Facebook profile page called "Timeline."STORY HIGHLIGHTS
- Facebook is about to completely change the way its profile pages look
- Cashmore: I thrive on new things, but this change was radical even for me
- Your profile will become a scrapbook documenting your entire life, all the way back to birth
Editor's note: Pete Cashmore is founder and CEO of Mashable, a popular tech-news blog. He writes occasional columns about social networking and tech for CNN.com.
(CNN) -- Facebook users, mark my words: You'll revolt when the site rolls out its new features in the coming weeks.
Facebook is about to completely change the way its profile pages look as part of the website's biggest redesign so far, and only a fraction of the website's 800 million users seem to have the slightest clue.
I'm not talking about the new real-time "Ticker" at the top right of your Facebook profile. I'm not even talking about the "Top Stories" that now appear at the top of your Facebook news feed -- those are tiny, insignificant changes compared to what's just around the corner.
But boy, did some people react badly to even those minuscule improvements. Among my Facebook friends, more than half said they disliked the changes and some threatened to quit. Of course, they did no such thing. How will they react when Facebook throws away the old profiles and replaces them with something completely new?
Thursday, December 1, 2011
You'll freak when you see the new Facebook
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