Facebook: Ignore all = now an option
Written on January 30, 2008 – 11:55 pm
Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten,
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Facebook has just announced and launched a new feature in their Requests page. A simple “clear-all” option for when you have lots of requests waiting on your Requests page.
I don’t quite understand why they didn’t also add a “accept-all” link right next too it. And while you are at it also add a “Make this my standard action” link.
Most people I know simply accept everybody who invites them. It is easier than finding out who everybody is and less risky than ignoring or denying invitations.
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4 Responses to “Facebook: Ignore all = now an option”
By Doron on Jan 31, 2008 | Reply
they should create a button to ignore all INVITATIONS. I can handle a couple of friend requests but its almost impossible to deal with all those apps invites..
By Helen on Jan 31, 2008 | Reply
I can’t believe anybody would want an accept all, let alone just accept all friend requests. Who wants to be friends on facebook with someone they don’t know. I hope whoever they are that they don’t put vital info on their profile.
By Andrus on Jan 31, 2008 | Reply
Why cant I just accept them from some friends(close ones)
If you hae lets say 500 contacts then it is lot of “spam”.
By Rani Dababneh on Feb 13, 2008 | Reply
i also wrote something about this.. its really another great facility from facebook :)
but it looks different at my side!!
you can see the snapshot and the article at:
http://rani-dababneh.blogspot......ll_12.html