Old Facebook finally wants you to 'Meet New Pals'

Fb’s social graph is rising older, full of long-lost acquaintances and homeland pals you don’t care so much about seeing throughout the Information Feed any longer. However Fb is now checking out a pivot transparent of its core id of connecting you with provide pals so it might be able to revitalize the social grap…
Facebook’s social graph is aging, full of long-lost acquaintances and hometown friends you don’t care much about seeing in the News Feed any more. But Facebook is now testing a pivot away from its core identity of connecting you with existing friends so it can revitalize the social grap…Original article
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