As some of you have probably noticed, Facebook recently started to prohibit links to our site, meaning that for the time being you cannot share any of our articles or our main page on your wall or as a comment.

We addressed Facebook’s severe lack of proper relationship statuses in an earlier post, and with your help even suggested a bunch of new ones. Today we came across a Facebook group created by Eric Stob, a Microsoft employee nota bene, who’s championing “polyamory” as a relationship type.

Mark Zuckerberg is not just making his way to the silver screen. The Facebook founder is about to appear on your television screen as well as a character in the upcoming 22nd season of the hugely popular animated series The Simpsons.

Facebook isn’t just a place to connect with friends. It’s also a virtual universe where people with wacko interests, funny similarities and crazy ideas discover that they’re not alone.

An Amercian designer, Logan Walters, took the widely recognized alien enemy and remixed it into various characters merely by changing the colors of its pixels.

What we’re gonna do right now is go back… Way back. Back into time. To when you set your first steps on a little site called Facebook. Archivedbook is a website that takes you back to your Facebook past and displays all your Status Updates and Wall posts in chronological order.

Our prank profile link got picked up by major social media blog, Mashable, which generated a second wave of popularity for the trick link during the past 24 hours.

Facebook is killing off the Facebook Gifts feature and will close its Gift Shop on August 1st, 2010.

After the rather minimalistic first trailer, here’s a new teaser for the upcoming movie about Facebook called The Social Network.

We’ll be taking a few days off, so check back next week for new posts!

It’s fun to see how people play around with the Avatarize Yourself generator we posted months ago, and this week we noticed that one of our readers threw a bunch of ─and not the least─ World Cup soccer players at it.

Here’s the first trailer for David Fincher’s Facebook movie called The Social Network, based on the book “The Accidental Billionaires: The Founding of Facebook: A Tale of Sex, Money, Genius and Betrayal” and starring Jesse Eisenberg as well as Justin Timberlake. No moving images yet, just a few soundbites, but we do like the subtitle…

We’re not sure how long this has been around for, but we noticed a handy, brief information popup that appears when you hover your mouse over a profile name for more than a second.

Some people have grown so used to Facebook’s “Like” feature, they say “Like” out loud or write it down whenever something in the physical world pleases them. We are some people. And thanks to Nation, a UK-based digital design studio, we can now leave actual “Like” buttons everywhere around you using their Like button stamp.