FarmVille Friends Arrives!

Click HERE for a LOT more Unreleased Trees & Animals!!

FarmVille Friends aren’t your Facebook Friends and don’t get access to your private Facebook information. FarmVille Friends are suggested based on your mutual friends, and the kinds of things you like to do in FarmVille. If you don’t want to see FarmVille Friend invites, scroll to the bottom of the Add Neighbors tab and uncheck the box.

Once you close the pop up, you can find FarmVille Friends again under

the Add Neighbors tab.

Source: Farmville Feed!

Create a FarmVille Facebook List Guide!

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Hey Farmers!

As many of you know, there has been some updates to Facebook’s Newsfeed and may be experiencing a difficult time finding FarmVille-related items. But do not fear! We are here to guide you through creating a helpful FarmVille List. What’s a FarmVille List? Well, this list will make it much easier to filter through your Newsfeed and retrieve those Building Materials and help Friends fulfill their requests too!

Creating a List:

1. Go to your Facebook Home page
2. Navigate to top left-hand corner
3. Hover over and click ‘LISTS’
   
   
   
4. Navigate to the top-middle of page
5. Click “+ Create a List”
   
   
   
6. Name your list (e.g. “FarmVille Game”, “FarmVille Friends”, etc.)
7. When finished, click “Create List”
8. Click the blue font link “Add friends” to this list to see their updates
9. Navigate to top right-hand corner
10. Click ‘Manage List’
11. Select “Choose Update Types”
12. Scroll down and click “Games”

Managing your FarmVille List:

You can manage your FarmVille list using the simple dropdown with 5 different options:

• Rename List: If you ever change your mind, you can rename your list
• Add/Remove Friends…: Simply add or remove friends
• Merge List…: Merge multiple lists into one
• Choose Update Types…: Select what content you would like to see from people in this list
• Delete List: Remove friends from the list

Viewing your FarmVille List Newsfeed:

• Go to your Facebook Home page
• Navigate to top left-hand corner
• Click your FarmVille List

Accidentally deleting your FarmVille List from ‘LISTS’:

• Go to your Facebook Home page
• Navigate to top left-hand corner
• Hover over and click ‘LISTS’
• Locate your FarmVille List
• Click grey bookmark icon on the left
• Click “Add to Favorites”

Create your FarmVille List now!

Source: Official Zynga Forums!

Unreleased Winter Cow & Winter Calf

Note: Unreleased items have no official release date or guarantee that they will make it to the FarmVile

Is Facebook Shutting down? Here is the answer

Internet faux news site Weekly World News posted an outrageous story that Facebook will be shut down on March 15th 2011, due to the stress it has put Founder Mark Zuckerberg through.

Normally this type of news would not even be worth our time and effort, but an unfortunate situation occurred where thousands of viewers actually believed the story and shared it on Facebook. Over the past hour, 40 of my 320+ friends shared this story, and I’ve received a couple messages and emails about it from “worried” fans. I expect that the situation will get worse, sparking more controversy over the Internet.

Here is a snippet from the article:

PALO ALTO, CA –Mark Zuckerberg announced that Facebook will be shut down in March. Managing the site has become too stressful.
“Facebook has gotten out of control,” said Zuckerberg in a press conference outside his Palo Alto office, “and the stress of managing this company has ruined my life. I need to put an end to all the madness.”
Zuckerberg went on to explain that starting March 15th, users will no longer be able to access their Facebook accounts.
“After March 15th the whole website shuts down,” said Avrat Humarthi, Vice President of Technical Affairs at Facebook. “So if you ever want to see your pictures again, I recommend you take them off the internet. You won’t be able to get them back once Facebook goes out of business.”

So just to confirm, this is a fake story by a faux news site, similar to that of The Onion and Chive. As a reminder, always fact check before passing on stories, or else what happened today will keep happening over and over (like this trend will ever stop anyway)… oh yea, use some common sense. Also, with a company estimated at being worth over $50 billion, why would anyone even think of suddenly shutting it down. As a friend said, it would obviously make sense to sell it off rather than just kill it all together.