The Einstein page on facebook has been opened,It's a wonderful platform for people who are interested in theoretical physics and relativity to communicate each other. And this page has much content about relativity in many style such as: video,essay,etc. This page has opened not a long time, it needs many relativity enthusiast to construct. Then, I put the link below:

 

and it was removed by the moderators

 

 

Welcome visit

 

My goal is simplest ,to collect all the relativity enthusiast together to share resource and investigate relativity.

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How do people get authority to host a facebook page for dead people? Can anyone set one up about anyone as long as no one else has done so yet?

How do people get authority to host a facebook page for dead people? Can anyone set one up about anyone as long as no one else has done so yet?

 

 

It's just a communal page for people to communicate.

How do people get authority to host a facebook page for dead people? Can anyone set one up about anyone as long as no one else has done so yet?

I do not think that there are any exclusive rights, meaning anyone else can do the same.

I do not think that there are any exclusive rights, meaning anyone else can do the same.

 

 

Of course,but do you think its necessary to set up two page for the same subject?

The Einstein page on facebook has been opened,It's a wonderful platform for people who are interested in theoretical physics and relativity to communicate each other.

 

Kinda like an online science forum, only with a less convenient discussion format?

 

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Of course,but do you think its necessary to set up two page for the same subject?

Necessary? No.

Will the internet duplicate successful ideas? Yes.

 

Kinda like an online science forum, only with a less convenient discussion format?

 

Exactly. I would see no reason to abandon this wonderful forum and go to facebook instead.

Edited March 28, 201114 yr by CaptainPanic

Kinda like an online science forum, only with a less convenient discussion format?

And the focus of facebook is personal identity (and dare I say "ego"?). Whereas the focus of online discussion is the content of the discussion (ideally, anyway).