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May 3rd, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
Facebook announced Wednesday it has added yet another way for friends to interact with your Timeline: “action links.”
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Instead of just Liking a post about a recipe or product, say, you can now hit “Save this Recipe” or “Fave this Product” in Open Graph apps.
When a friend checks in on Foursquare and the checkin is added to their Timeline, you can remind yourself to visit that location by hitting “Save this Place.”
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SEE ALSO: Put Your Live Event on Facebook, Get Paid with Evinar“These customizable links provide another way for people to do something within your app when your Open Graph stories appear in news feed, timeline or ticker,” Facebook’s Alex Wyler wrote on the company’s developer blog.
Wyler noted that these app links tie one action to another — and developers can choose what they want that action to be. Facebook also added a page to walk developers through how to add action links to apps.
Will adding action links encourage more interaction on Timeline pages? What do you think the advantages are of adding this feature to Open Graph apps on Facebook? Let us know in the comments.
BONUS: 10 Innovative Uses of Facebook Timeline for Brands
1. Fanta
The soda company’s branded Facebook Timeline page took advantage of the Leap Year by pretending that the extra day “created a rip in the Fanta space-time continuum and sucked four of our characters: Gigi, Lola, Floyd and Tristan out of the Cover Photo and into the past.”
Fans of Fanta’s Page must engage in its “Lost in Time” game, which requires navigating through the Fanta Timeline, to bring the characters back to the future.
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This story originally published on Mashable here.
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