This morning, Facebook announced a new feature which lets users post to their Facebook timeline that they've chosen to be an organ donor. The idea is that friends will choose to share the story of their decision with friends, hopefully tapping into Facebook's natural?virality to encourage others to do the same. (Hey, it's worth a shot.) Facebook is also helpfully linking to state and national organ donation registries, where appropriate. While obviously a move worthy of mention given Facebook's size and scale, the story has been overhyped by Facebook?and?media as a new feature that "will save lives." That's going a bit far. It is one thing to post on Facebook, it's quite another to actually impact change.
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Facebook Wants Us To Save Lives Through Organ Donation, Will We Follow Through?
This morning, Facebook announced a new feature which lets users post to their Facebook timeline that they've chosen to be an organ donor. The idea is that friends will choose to share the story of their decision with friends, hopefully tapping into Facebook's natural?virality to encourage others to do the same. (Hey, it's worth a shot.) Facebook is also helpfully linking to state and national organ donation registries, where appropriate. While obviously a move worthy of mention given Facebook's size and scale, the story has been overhyped by Facebook?and?media as a new feature that "will save lives." That's going a bit far. It is one thing to post on Facebook, it's quite another to actually impact change.
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