Here is my essay about Friendship Paradox in Facebook's network typography. I want to make a point that there is a need for the user to understand
a Friendship Paradox before signing up for a Facebook account and interacting
in a new network topography.
Since it was found in 2004, Facebook recently had reached 1.3 billion active users in 2014[1]. Thus it became one of the largest social media in the world. This enormous number was reached because Facebook had made it easier to connect with relatives, friends or new friends around the world. The interface was enriched with some easy tools for us to access. We do not need to wait some minutes longer just to add friends, to comment, to post text, picture or video. In turn, your online friends from around the world can response to these posting just in second.
Since it was found in 2004, Facebook recently had reached 1.3 billion active users in 2014[1]. Thus it became one of the largest social media in the world. This enormous number was reached because Facebook had made it easier to connect with relatives, friends or new friends around the world. The interface was enriched with some easy tools for us to access. We do not need to wait some minutes longer just to add friends, to comment, to post text, picture or video. In turn, your online friends from around the world can response to these posting just in second.