Flip Through Your Facebook Timeline With Yearly Leaf
Companies are figuring out every way to maximize the Facebook experience while users are online, but what about when they're not logged in? A new project called Yearly Leaf is conducting an experiment in social permanence: by connecting with Yearly Leaf, Facebook users can order a moleskin-bound book recapping a year of their life on the social network.
Companies are figuring out every way to maximize the Facebook experience while users are online, but what about when they’re not logged in? A new project called Yearly Leaf is conducting an experiment in social permanence: by connecting with Yearly Leaf, Facebook users can order a moleskin-bound book recapping a year of their life on the social network.
Seattle-based Yearly Leaf, started by Mark Michael and Daniel Rust, takes the special moments from a Facebook user’s year — birthdays, milestones, parties, etc.
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