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Okay, well not everyone. Actually, just three people in recent memory are leaving Facebook behind:
- Matt Cutts, Google's search spam guy, has quit, according to Bloomberg BusinessWeek reporter Doug MacMillan.
- Peter Rojas, cofounder of Gdgt and Engadget, deactivated his account yesterday. "Reasons why: 1. Tired of not having real control over what I'm sharing. 2. I prefer Twitter (and gdgt) for conversations. 3. I'm trendy."
- Paul Kedrosky, finance dude with great hair, also deactivated his account yesterday. "For those asking: Deactivated Fbook because a) I rarely use it, and b) reading ever-changing privacy rules up there with reading IRS regs."
See... It's officially a trend!
Of course, Facebook's other 400 million users are staying put. And you probably will too. Why?
