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]]> Comment on They Wendt all over the place by Amanda Werhane http://phasebook.wordpress.com/2008/04/14/they-wendt-all-over-the-place/#comment-3 Amanda Werhane Mon, 21 Apr 2008 13:31:26 +0000 http://phasebook.wordpress.com/?p=17#comment-3 Hi, all, Good advice! I'll work on that this week - I'm the one at Wendt who manages the online community sites. When I first got into Facebook, I was able to create a regular profile for the library, and we were up to 600+ friends. Then Facebook shut down hundreds of profiles that didn't represent real individual human beings, including all the library profiles. So, I created a Group, which I was never really happy with. Not long ago, Facebook finally allowed libraries and other organizations/corporations to have Pages, which have much more functionality than Groups. I wasn't thorough in updating all our links, and I didn't shut down the Group. Now that Profiles are coming up in search results, I think I can warn existing Group members about the migration, and just go with the Page. Whew! Hi, all,

Good advice! I’ll work on that this week – I’m the one at Wendt who manages the online community sites.

When I first got into Facebook, I was able to create a regular profile for the library, and we were up to 600+ friends. Then Facebook shut down hundreds of profiles that didn’t represent real individual human beings, including all the library profiles. So, I created a Group, which I was never really happy with.

Not long ago, Facebook finally allowed libraries and other organizations/corporations to have Pages, which have much more functionality than Groups. I wasn’t thorough in updating all our links, and I didn’t shut down the Group. Now that Profiles are coming up in search results, I think I can warn existing Group members about the migration, and just go with the Page. Whew!

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