2. There Are More Than 1.8million New "Likes" Made On Facebook Every Single Minute
If the "like" button had actually been called the "awesome" feature then is it likely that users would have pressed it more than 1.8million every single minute? Possibly, but we will never know the answer to that hypothetical question. What we do know is 1.8million Facebook users "like" something every minute. That's 30,000 likes a second, 108million an hour, 2.6billion a day, 18.1billion a week, 72.6billion a month, or 943.5billion a year. That's a heck of a lot of likes...
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If the "like" button had actually been called the "awesome" feature then is it likely that users would have pressed it more than 1.8million every single minute? Possibly, but we will never know the answer to that hypothetical question. What we do know is 1.8million Facebook users "like" something every minute. That's 30,000 likes a second, 108million an hour, 2.6billion a day, 18.1billion a week, 72.6billion a month, or 943.5billion a year. That's a heck of a lot of likes...