Facebook should lose the 'Like'
Reblogged from Fortune Tech: Technology blogs, news and analysis from Fortune Magazine:
By insisting that its users declare that they "like" pages they want to follow, Facebook actually creates all kinds of potential headaches.
FORTUNE -- On Facebook I have "liked" both the conservative American Legislative Exchange Council and that group's arch-enemy, the liberal Center for Media and Democracy. Those two organizations loathe each other. I don't particularly like either of them, but I do follow news surrounding ALEC, and the only option Facebook offers for following ALEC's page, and the page of one of its chief critics, is the "like." You can truly hate something, but if you want to follow it on Facebook, you have to declare that you like it.
I can't agree more. I think it's sickening that Facebook has become embedded everywhere, on so many websites. It is also insane most websites adapt the login plugin. Humans wake up and realize there is way more to life then Facebook. Youngsters, start creating other meaningful social networks and study programming and automation.