This week, our Mashable readers told haters of Oreo's new campaign to stuff it, gawked (and geeked-out) over the Google I/O keynote and fretted about Facebook’s privacy terms—again. Clearly, there was much for our Mashable audience to discuss this week.
The biggest conversation surrounded the debate over in favor of gay-rights on its Facebook page. While some readers were glad to see such a well-known recognizable brand make a statement, others thought Oreo should stick to making cookies. The conversation twisted and pulled our readers apart too.
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Facebook’s led many readers to wonder about ever-increasing . While others were convinced Facebook has been doing this all-along.
The coverage spawned a flurry of comments about the presentations itself, the multiple new devices (the , the , and ) that were introduced as well as substantial changes to existing services such as Google+.
Our readers also had a lot to say about an article discussing the way cull results for your searches. Die-hard fans for both platforms came out to wave their search engine flag high.
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Our readers were split over Oreo's decision to support gay rights on Facebook. We're just excited for the rumor of a rainbow-filled cookie.
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