Just a note to update earlier postings about the use of Facebook Pages, and my list of active Facebook Apps.
I found “Profile Box” on the list of recent applications, and that led me to “Profile HTML”, by the same developer. Each of these
- allows entry of HTML
- adds to both pages and individual profiles
- has an option to tell friends about the app, but doesn’t do that by default.
The only difference between the two seems to be the name — if you use them both, you can then put two HTML containers on the profile or page.
I’m using them on the AAUW NC Facebook page to show the links to new content on both the AAUW NC and AAUW sites. It’d be better, of course, to republish the content itself, but I haven’t found an app that displays the contents of RSS feeds that works on pages.
I also tried to use the code that would associate the page with the main AAUW NC RSS feed — i.e. make the orange RSS icons show up in Firefox and IE 7. I may have done something wrong — but it looks as if Facebook stripped out that HTML code.
Another app to explore may be “Super Groups” apparently appropriate for a group of supporters for a specific campaign.
See note at apps.facebook.com
as an example