These causes don't just require memberships or stupid post with rantings about how fucked up our world is. It won't get the attention of the right people.
All I'm saying is..people are blaming other people for the shit that happens in our world, and us humans don't even realize that even our slightest miscreances of global usage is what brings us to this unpleasant world.
Why don't we start changing the world by atleast changing ourselves. Become better people. I know polution is difficult to control, but atleast recycle properly and allow a small portion of your income as much as20 cents a day to help a hungry child from a third world country. You'd be suprised how much our shitty American dollar is worth around THOSe regions.
So lets stop being ignorant.
Instead of blaming others for this world we have today..Lets take a deeper look at ourselves...even the slightest error we're making with our enviorment could be done multiples of times. We can't change the world UNLESS we change ourselves, but we can do it//lets start with OURSELVES....it doesn't matter who you are.
We all make mistakes, but we have the power to correct them.

I love this application and a good number of the causes created, bringing true awareness of this world's issues that people NEED to get involved in. No one can do it all, but together we can cover a good amount. More and more people need to be made aware of these issues, and that's why it truly troubles me that the amount of people we can invite is so small. Other applications, fun and games and art and beauty, that stuff can have small invitation limits, but not this. This is a window into something too important, and yes, with Karen I agree that the US-centricity of the causes is a major blindness to the rest of the world, which is bigger, but I by no means wish to minimize the troubles here in America, which are legion. All in all, good application.

I've been trying to create a cause - it won't let me upload any photos (why is it mandatory to even HAVE A PHOTO?) also, if you want to search existing causes, it's only good for the USA - showing ONLY US states.

Hate to tell ya, but it's bigger world than that..... How about you remove the mandatory picture and add te rest of the globe.

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1) Facebook makes over $8 million a MONTH from advertising alone.
2) Myspace makes almost $25 million

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The Causes application is excellent, and I am happy that the creators have provided a way for Facebook members to contribute to our culture and world in a meaningful way. In my opinion, Causes is the most useful application on Facebook. One suggestion, however, is that I would like to see all the causes of which my friends are members, not just the ones they've joined recently. I would like to browse my friends' causes specifically, as I'm more likely to join the causes my friends support than the hundreds of thousands of causes I may or may not randomly stumble upon. Perhaps this is already possible, and I just haven't figured out how to do it. Thank you.

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