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About the autoplay, I might be wrong, but when you open a Youtube video from Youtube webstie (isn't made with Flash?), it starts automatically. And the same happens with other movie sites or online games.

True, but the days of Lynx and VT100’s are also thankfully long gone. While no one wants to see facebook slide into a Myspace-style mess, facebook is all about communication, and if Flash offers an additional tool to do so, then it’s use is a good thing here. Really, what it brings to the table is video. And has been pointed out, there are plenty o’ crappy non-Flash applications to pollute pages with already.

I would prefer the flash actually. At least then there could be some more interesting applications. I would imagine that there would be a flood of incredibly useless and annoying ones as well, but like I stated above, that seems to be the current case anyways. Bring it on!

I would prefer the flash actually. At least then there could be some more interesting applications. I would imagine that there would be a flood of incredibly useless and annoying ones as well, but like I stated above, that seems to be the current case anyways. Bring it on!

Auto-loading any content should be the choice of the end-user, consumer and well thought out by the developers providing the infrastructure by which Flash & Facebook will integrate and deliver additional rich content to Facebook users.

All businesses want their consumers to experience compelling user-experiences. In this case Flash implemented with thought and experience will do this and Anthony LaFauce, it will not end up in the realm of dancing hamsters and flying toasters.

The auto click will arrive, but with hast Maggy. An intuitive thought sends “Flashes” of user preference by default to halt the auto load, otherwise where used with Facebook Pages. Isn’t this already happening? Or are we all falling short envisioning Facebooks subtle enhancements and handling of web-technological biases.

Micahael White, I think that Flash does not enclose the user into a little dead-end world (to be frank) I feel that there is no reason why any links within a page can not be integrated into a Flash application. Look at it like this, if you are travelling along a highway and stop at a Flashy garage to refuel; restock, be informed, entertained, overwhelmed and enlightened. Well - you’re in your own little world, well at least until you get back onto the highway. It’s not a moment of, I only want - and don’t want this - or that.

That is a little biased, and with Facebooks new and improved use of autoloading regarding Flash, that garage is open if you want it to be, when you want it to be, and where you want it to be.

Auto-loading any content should be the choice of the end-user, consumer and well thought out by the developers providing the infrastructure by which Flash & Facebook will integrate and deliver additional rich content to Facebook users.

All businesses want their consumers to experience compelling user-experiences. In this case Flash implemented with thought and experience will do this and Anthony LaFauce, it will not end up in the realm of dancing hamsters and flying toasters.

The auto click will arrive, but with hast Maggy. An intuitive thought sends “Flashes” of user preference by default to halt the auto load, otherwise where used with Facebook Pages. Isn’t this already happening? Or are we all falling short envisioning Facebooks subtle enhancements and handling of web-technological biases.

Micahael White, I think that Flash does not enclose the user into a little dead-end world (to be frank) I feel that there is no reason why any links within a page can not be integrated into a Flash application. Look at it like this, if you are travelling along a highway and stop at a Flashy garage to refuel; restock, be informed, entertained, overwhelmed and enlightened. Well - you’re in your own little world, well at least until you get back onto the highway. It’s not a moment of, I only want - and don’t want this - or that.

That is a little biased, and with Facebooks new and improved use of autoloading regarding Flash, that garage is open if you want it to be, when you want it to be, and where you want it to be.