@juleswebb Thanks! Thank you very much! W

@richardmclaughlin Thanks for adding the link!

The two links below are what you’re voting on –Stick with the old or OK the revised terms. 
Current: https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms
Proposed: https://www.facebook.com/legal/proposedsrr 

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@moinshaikh @richardmclaughlin @amyhallbiz @andrea-vahl 

The results are in!

http://mashable.com/2012/06/08/facebook-election-is-a-bust-0-00038-of-users-voted-on-privacy-change/

Out of 900 million users, a mere 342,632 voted on which privacy policy would govern the site.

That’s roughly 1 in every 2,600 users — or 0.038% of Facebook.

Facebook said that if the poll didn’t receive at least 30% of users’ votes, the company would make the decision of which privacy policy to use on its own.

That means 230 million people would have had to vote during the eight-day window the poll was open.
342,632 sure seems like a big number, but 0.038% isn’t much of an impression. 

What do you make of it?  

1. Do you think people just don’t care
2. The difference between the old and the new was negligible 
3. Facebook didn’t market the vote very well and most people were unaware of it.
4. Other

@andrea-vahl HA! …well hopefully we’ll turn out in big numbers this fall

I wish they can allow voting for too many other things. Facebook would have been really perfect