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How do I share something on Facebook? How do I share my feelings or what I'm doing in a status update on Facebook? To learn more or opt-out, read our Cookie Policy. Whether you're ready or not, Facebook has begun the Timeline rollout, and your lowly, simple profile page will soon be transformed into a glorious two-column scrapbook documenting every facet of your digital life.
It's the most radical change in the history of the site, so unless you opt to shut down your account, we recommend going into this with the knowledge of what to expect and how to deal with it, whether or not you agree with Zuckerberg that a life-spanning scrapbook best represents humans in the digital age. Wired reports that the project initially grew out of the "Memories" hack, an idea developed at one of Facebook's spring hackathons. Timeline represents a desire to give you a "rapid-fire summary of all the best things that happened to" you in the course of a year.
Designer Nicholas Felton, known for his own delightfully thorough infographics and personal reports tracking everything from friends and relationships to workouts and coffee consumption, joined Facebook and helped to spearhead this new design that brings a bit of that attention to detail to your daily life. Remember the uproar that happened when Facebook flipped on News Feed in for the first time, revealing all of your friends' updates in one, easily-consumable feed?
This is even bigger. You're going to have to deal with it sooner or later — Timeline will be a mandatory change in the coming months — so get a jump start on the inevitable by heading to facebook. The point here is to help you manage the shock of a new design that makes your history more visible and easily accessible than ever before. Once you begin the process, you've only got seven days before your newly redesigned personal identity is published live, so enable when you've got some free time to tinker with your profile.
It won't be visible by others until you hit publish or hit your seven day limit, and once it's published, there's no way to revert to the old profile. If you're like most of us, you — and your friends — have logged hundreds or thousands of status updates, photos, videos, events, and check-ins over the years, and Timeline throws it all onto a single page. It's both exciting and terrifying. Facebook's built a browsable, visual history of your life without much effort on your part — aside from providing the content — and it's got much more of an immediate impact than any previous version of Facebook.
Our friends, jobs, break-ups, late nights, hard times, great meals, and everything else we've documented will soon be laid out in reverse chronological order on what will be the world's biggest digital scrapbook — million users strong — that we've been posting to and tweaking all along.
It might feed late-night narcissistic binges where you spend hours highlighting your favorite photos and hiding questionable status updates from in order to present the best "you," or, as Zuckberg said at f8 , "It's a new way to express who you are.
Where in the past photos buried in galleries may have been shared with your friends, your data has never been this accessible. Let's dive in. After clicking 'Get it Now,' you'll be asked to add a new Cover image.
We've found uncluttered, full-screen shots work best, and you can choose from your pictures on the site or upload a photo from your hard drive. A host of new features became available this morning when Facebook gave all Pages around the globe the option to upgrade to the Timeline redesign. First, visit the Timeline for Pages preview manager and select to add Timeline to your Pages. You can upgrade anytime until March 30th, , at which Timeline will automatically become publicly visible for all of your Pages.
The Timeline cover displays a giant x pixel banner across the top of your Page. For a restaurant it could be a popular menu item, a band could display album cover art, and a business could show a picture of their customers using their product. Pick a visually stunning, high-resolution image that will delight or intrigue visitors and make them want to scroll down to your updates.
The About section shows a description for brands or an address and contact info for local businesses. Users can click through the About link to unfold a map and view other basic info. The redesign of how Page apps are displayed could be the primary disadvantage of Timeline for Pages.
Apps have been relocated from the left navigation sidebar to the right side of the About section. There are four app tiles above the fold, and the first is permanently occupied by Photos.
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