Mashable comments this week were more than fun to read. Our readers found many ways to express entertaining opinions while creating heated conversations.
Top stories included the rumored Facebook Timeline redesign, a fake Facebook suicide video, as well as Facebook's new iPhone camera app.
Outside the world of Facebook, other popular stories included Google Chrome surpassing Internet Explorer as the most used browser. Commenter, TileGuyJesse, made a joke about Internet Explorer being the number one Internet browser…for downloading other browsers.
Also, earlier this week Guy Kawasaki attended Google+ Photographer's Conference where he spoke and compared Google+ to Apple in how they're both a religious experience.
At Mashable, we're always on the lookout for thoughtful, insightful comments that add to our stories or further the discussion. Take a look at this week's top comments and let us know what you think of the readers' opinions.
Mike Ensley comments with questioning the idea of the data rates a cable company would charge if data was charge per usage as opposed to a flat fee.
Comment originally seen on FCC Boss: You Should Pay for Internet By How Much You Use [POLL]
Storm14K comments with his experience of Google+ and how it's misunderstood by general population. Earlier this week Guy Kawasaki came out and described how Google+ is like Apple.
Comment originally seen on Guy Kawasaki Compares Google+ to Apple, Calls it a 'Religious Experience'
Sam Hilary gives positive feedback on Facebook's new camera app that allows users to upload multiple images at once as well as browse your friend's photos.
Comment originally seen on Facebook Camera App: This Is Why Instagram Was Worth $1 Billion
Andrew Bush leaves a witty comment describing his impression of the fake Facebook suicide video.
Comment originally seen on Fake Facebook Suicide Gets Teen Suspended From School
Adam Young voices his opinion on how his view of the fake Facebook suicide suspension in schools. He even shared his own personal story of a situation he had in school.
Comment originally seen on Fake Facebook Suicide Gets Teen Suspended From School
TileGuyJesse comments with a funny joke about Internet Explorer earlier this week when Chrome overtook IE as the number one most used browser.
Comment originally seen on Google Chrome Now the No. 1 Browser in the World
Dan Trachenberg gives a personal response to what he thinks Facebook should be focusing on. That is their mobile app as opposed to a Timeline redesign.
Comment originally seen on Facebook Tests New Timeline Design [PICS]
Mike Ensley comments with questioning the idea of the data rates a cable company would charge if data was charge per usage as opposed to a flat fee.
Comment originally seen on FCC Boss: You Should Pay for Internet By How Much You Use [POLL]
Storm14K comments with his experience of Google+ and how it's misunderstood by general population. Earlier this week Guy Kawasaki came out and described how Google+ is like Apple.
Comment originally seen on Guy Kawasaki Compares Google+ to Apple, Calls it a 'Religious Experience'
Sam Hilary gives positive feedback on Facebook's new camera app that allows users to upload multiple images at once as well as browse your friend's photos.
Comment originally seen on Facebook Camera App: This Is Why Instagram Was Worth $1 Billion
Andrew Bush leaves a witty comment describing his impression of the fake Facebook suicide video.
Comment originally seen on Fake Facebook Suicide Gets Teen Suspended From School
Adam Young voices his opinion on how his view of the fake Facebook suicide suspension in schools. He even shared his own personal story of a situation he had in school.
Comment originally seen on Fake Facebook Suicide Gets Teen Suspended From School
TileGuyJesse comments with a funny joke about Internet Explorer earlier this week when Chrome overtook IE as the number one most used browser.
Comment originally seen on Google Chrome Now the No. 1 Browser in the World
Dan Trachenberg gives a personal response to what he thinks Facebook should be focusing on. That is their mobile app as opposed to a Timeline redesign.
Comment originally seen on Facebook Tests New Timeline Design [PICS]
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