Today, a novel survey released by the Pew Research Center, showed that users of the most popular social networking site, Facebook, since its launch in 2004, shows not a single sign that they are tired of using this site, posting pictures, updating their daily or weekly status and much more.The new survey by the Center, was based on a phone survey in the United States, whose main aim is to see Facebook’s possible long-term popularity, as the company heads for a $5 billion IPO (initial public offering).

The Pew report showed that Facebook users that have used the site, are most likely to hit the “like” button and comment on their friends’ content. They also posted their updates status and tagged their friends in their uploaded pictures.

The report said that having more friends on this site kept users more involved and attached with Facebook.

The Center said that the more friends on the social networking site, the more they perform every activity that they explored, making new and more friends, liking, private messages, commenting on their photos and comments, posting, photo tagging, joining groups, poking and much more.

Head of the Pew’s Internet project, Lee Rainie, said that this examination of people’s activities in a very new monarchy, affirms one of the oldest truths about the value of friendship/ Those who are socially more active have a better chance of getting the help and emotional help they need.

Pew’s latest and interesting survey on the world’s most popular social networking website, was based on a phone survey of 2,255 Americans that was conducted in November 2010.

Currently, Facebook reported that it has 845 million active users.

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