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February 5, 2012 3:14 pm


We’re back with our weekly top comments from the Mashable community.

Each week we highlight a few of the outstanding comments from our readers. The Mashable community team is always on the lookout for insightful, dynamic, and engaging comments that spark conversation.

This week’s big news was the Facebook IPO. We saw great conversation on everything from our continual IPO coverage to our Facebook posts about Pinterest.

Have a look at the best comments of the week on Mashable below.


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Robert Scoble has some fantastic suggestions for people with cluttered news feeds on Facebook. Comment originally seen on Facebook Subscribe is Ruining the News Feed

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