What Should The New Name For Facebook Be?

Facebook wants to rebrand itself. We're here to help.

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Facebook is reportedly planning to rename itself.

According to the Verge, the company wants to rebrand in a way that signals it is more than just the social media site and emphasizes its ambitions in the AR/VR "multiverse" world (and perhaps deemphasizes years upon years of bad press). This would be similar to when Google made "Alphabet," which is the parent company of the smaller divisions Google, YouTube, Waymo, etc.

  1. What should the new name be?

    What should the new name be?

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What should the new name be?
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    BookFace
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    MySpace
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    Facey McBookface
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    Sweet Baby Facebook
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    Facebook For Kids
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    Definitely NOT Facebook
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    HellSite
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    TKTK
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    Instabook
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    WhatsBook
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    Ben Shapiro Fansite
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    Qwickster
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    Mark Zuckerberg's Zinc Sunscreen
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    BuzzFeed 2
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    Poke
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    Hot Or Not
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    Oops We Facilitated Genocide
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    Aunt Cheryl Wished You A Happy Birthday
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    ThiccZucc
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    Zuckussy
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    Tronc
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    Unionize Tech Workers
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    The Good And Nice Company, Not At All Evil
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    Free Britney
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