Facebook Extends Structured Status Updates to Pages
In a bit of a puzzling move, Facebook has apparently extended its structured status updates to pages.
In a bit of a puzzling move, Facebook has apparently extended its structured status updates to pages.
Structured status updates, which Facebook introduced in early 2013, allow users to add emoticons to their status updates, as well as to answer the ever-present “What are you doing?” question by adding elements such as what they are feeling, watching, reading, listening to, drinking, eating, playing, where they are traveling to, what they are looking for and if they are exercising.
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