So, Are You Fed Up With Facebook?

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20bits has a very interesting, in-depth analysis of certain Facebook statistics, which show that early adopters are leaving head over heels. As we all know, early adopters tend to be the most active users, the ones who are most likely to point out bugs and try out new features. If they’re leaving, it might mean Go to site

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