Facebook Improved?

This is Ryan with 300 words (or less) to make your Monday a little less taxing

as well as your Facebook.

I had read about it in an article on Mashable.com, but it was not until yesterday I experienced it myself. Now on Facebook.com when you get a friend request instead of having an “Ignore” button there is a “Not Now” button. If you click the “Not Now” button the request goes to a separate “Hidden Requests” menu on your home page.

Goodbye days of ignoring friend requests only to be continually pestered with re-requests from that person. The “Hidden Requests” ques requests for future processing!

With most updates making the user interface more difficult, I am glad to see an update that actually makes Facebook better. Is Facebook learning from other social media website updates like the highly anticipated Twitter revamp?

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