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Logging on this morning, I noticed that Facebook have finally bowed to pressure and removed the mandatory "is" from status updates...
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from katzhooper 1522 Days ago #
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This is a good thing so many times I have had to change my status to incorperate that dreaded is!

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from baiduyou 1522 Days ago #
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Now perhaps we can all sleep soundly at night.

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from SearchBuzz 1521 Days ago #
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Whoo hoo....why did it take this long for that simple update?

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from TimDineen 1521 Days ago #
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...is thankful

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from davnoel 1519 Days ago #
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I wonder how this will affect the Twitter integration.  Will it now say _Dav: Twittering_ , instead of _Dav "is" Twittering_  Why do I care?sorry for the trashy comment guys.

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from Sugarrae 1518 Days ago #
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Originally when they dropped the is, the Facebook for Blackberry application AND the Facebook Firefox toolbar both were still showing the is. As of this morning, the Facebook for firefox toolbar updated and fixed the issue. RIM however has yet to fix the blackberry application, so those using it still must use and see the is: http://www.bbgeeks.com/blackberry-applications/the-facebook-is-lives-on-in-the-blackberry-app-88125/andhttp://www.bbgeeks.com/blackberry-applications/facebook-is-for-you-and-bb-88129/

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