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Facebook’s ‘Like’ Button Used To Be The ‘Awesome’ Button

The 'Like' button on Facebook was originally going to be called 'Awesome'.

Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg donated US$1 billion to charity in 2013, making him the biggest charitable donor in the U.S.

When Zuckerberg created Facebook in 2004, he bragged about people trusting his site with personal information. 'Dumb f*cks' he called them.

The arduous task, carried out by a team known as the 'Vengeful Librarians,' includes sifting through more than 5 million tweets a day.

A judge ruled that Facebook 'likes' constitute protected speech.

Facebook is estimated to spend US$30 million a month on hosting alone.

Survey finds that Brits are drunk in 76% of all their Facebook pics.

There are about 30 million dead people on Facebook.

You can't block Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook. And now you can’t block his wife Priscilla Chan either.

1 in 3 people feels more dissatisfied with their lives after visiting Facebook, according to a study.

Facebook is blue because Mark Zuckerberg is colorblind.

In 2011, a third of all divorce filings recorded in the U.S. contained the word 'Facebook.'

With roughly 2.89 billion monthly active users, Facebook is the most popular social network worldwide.

Facebook has 95 million users in China despite being blocked.

Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and The New York Times have been blocked in China since 2009.

Everybody you know is on Facebook, which means there's bound to be a dumb post or two.