A D

Cares about: facebook apps, muse, Netflix

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facebook apps should get their own less intrusive "requests" section. they should not be mixed in with actual useful things like group requests, event invitations, photo tag requests etc

Bloody fed up of having to sift through rubbish like

1 wedding calculator invitation1 what crime are you? invitation1 movie quiz request1 you’re naughty request2 which deadly sin is invitations1 addicted to lost invitation1 which harry potter c request1 what does your birth request1 what hollywood super invitation1 daily girls invitation1 footy bets invitation1 poker- help a friend invitation1 which toon are you? request1 how evil are you? invitation1 puppy request1 you naughty? invitation

to find USEFUL things like event invitations, friend requests, photo tag requests, group invitations etc.



facebook apps should let you use them when installed on other people's profiles without having to install them on yours

If the code is there on the other person’s profile, you fill in a box for example X Me with “Give some caffeine to”, and click submit, there is no reason in hell that functionally the app NEEDS to be installed on YOUR profile for it to work.



muse should include all played songs from the first night of Wembley plus any extra ones played on the second night, on the Wembley live DVD

That way the DVD will be a) complete b) welcomed by people who went to both nights and c) look better because the first night started later in the evening and thus the light show will look better in the lower light



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facebook apps should get their own less intrusive "requests" section. they should not be mixed in with actual useful things like group requests, event invitations, photo tag requests etc
facebook apps should show you what they do before asking you to invite more people
facebook apps should let you use them when installed on other people's profiles without having to install them on yours
Cheers

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