Facebook is limiting the number of friends that users can add to their friends list on facebook.com. Once you have what their admin determines to be 'too many' friends or 'too many' requests to add friends to your profile, they delete your account without warning. This creates a loss of the profile, the comments, photos, friends list, and email contacts.
What is the point of having a facebook account to reconnect with friends if their admin intends to limit the number of friends you can have? This is deceptive and users aren't warned that they are limited to a certain number of friends or their account will be removed.
After all the hard work of building a profile and reconnecting with all of your long lost friends/relatives, it can be gone at the touch of a keystroke by the admin at facebook who sit in judgment over the users on their site.
This just happened to a close friend with a 'warning' from facebook admin after his account was removed/deleted. The warning stated that his friends list (around 1200) was too much and was the reason his account had been removed/deleted.
They didn't have the decency to warn him before deleting his account so he'd have a chance to rectify the situation before they deleted everything he worked so hard to build.
What is wrong with the admin at facebook? Obviously this stated in their policies or few would use facebook to connect with friends. Why does facebook have the right to determine how many friends a user can have? Why does facebook sit in judgment of how many people a user can have on their friends list?
Why are some pages able to have thousands upon thousands of friends on their list, celebrities, bands, etc. Without their pages being removed???
I seriously doubt facebook will respond to this since they don't respond to my email inquiries either, I'm sure they are too busy searching for and deleting profiles of users with 'too many' friends. What kind of people are running the facebook admin if they discriminate against a person for having too many friends???
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Withheld, California
U.S.A.
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