Facebook Colour changer

Ensure you are using the Firefox browser.

Ensure that you have the Greasemonkey add-on installed (this requires restarting your

browser).

When you have Firefox and Greasemonkey, click the install button at the top right of this page.

Click to confirm that you wish to install the script, and it will be installed.
Now, when viewing any page on Facebook simply go to 'Tools', 'Greasemonkey', 'Userscript Commands...' and then 'Customise facebook colours...'. See the image below for help with this. (Alternatively the same menu can be shown when right-clicking on the monkey on the bottom right).

Select the colours you'd like facebook to be, click "Set!", and you're done!

Below is a screenshot of where I have picked a pink and black theme, but you can

pick any colours you wish.

Customise colours by selecting the menu shown below (whilst you're on a Facebook page);

And pick colours using the box that pops up;

Changelog

Facebook

Social Networking goliath Facebook finally got around to releasing a Japanese version of the site in May. The launch was marked by a one day visit to Japan by CEO Marc Zuckerberg on May 20. It remains to be seen if just releasing a Japanese version will be enough to have any impact on Japan market leader Mixi.




One of the biggest problems may be that the culture of Facebook (and other SNSs such as LinkedIn) encourages the use of real names rather than pseudonyms. In contrast, users on Mixi and user bulletin board 2Channel use pseudonyms as a matter of course.

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Facebook as evidence

A plaintiff in Ontario has been ordered to produce his private Facebook pages so that the defendant in his case can examine them. John Leduc is suing for damages for personal injuries he suffered in a car accident, and claims that he has experienced a significant loss of enjoyment of life. The Ontario Superior Court of Justice ruled "It is reasonable to infer that his social networking site is likely to contain some content relevant to the issue of how Mr. Leduc has been able to lead his life since the accident ... to permit a party claiming very substantial damages for loss of enjoyment of life to hide behind self-set privacy controls on a website, the primary purpose of which is to enable people to share information about how they lead their social lives, risks depriving the opposite party of access to material that may be relevant to ensuring a fair trial."

Facebook or facetime?

The genesis of this edition's Symposium started with a question about balancing our ever-dwindling time in our ever-dwindling shops, and a lively response from David Barnham:

"Limit meetings as much as possible," he said. "My bosses also liked to tell their bosses that we interviewed EVERYBODY who ran for statewide office. Including David Duke. Think about that."

Jane Nicholes came right back:" And yet, most of you spend more and more of your limited time worrying about your online presence, how many anonymous people are clicking on your Website, what people hiding behind screen names are saying in your forums, how to get more of them to click on you, debating the merits of reaching people through Facebook, and so on. But when real people want to come talk to you face-to-face, you don't have time? No wonder newspapers are in trouble."

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THE diocese of Ferns is using the social networking website Facebook to attract new vocations.

Fr Joe McGrath said the diocese would contact Ferns residents registered on Facebook to tell them about religious vocations.




The Vocation Promotion Programme, which was was officially begun by Bishop of Wexford, Denis Brennan, will also use a prayer service booklet, prayer cards, posters, a DVD and school visits to get their message across.

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