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Facebook is going to hit 500 million users next week. And they're celebrating by letting you share your "Facebook stories" with the world. Get ready for one million really creepy stalking tales. 
  
 All Things Digital reports that Facebook is launching a sub-website next week featuring users' 420-character "Facebook stories" displayed either by geographical location or themes like "finding love," "coping with grief" and "natural disasters." You can go here now to share your story. 
  
 Here are some suggestions: 
  
 Finding Love 
  
 The time you figured out the name of the girl you woke up next to using only Facebook and an old ATM receipt she left in your bed 
  
 The time you realized through Facebook that the cute boy you met at the party was your second cousin, but didn't tell anyone. 
  
 The time a beautiful Russian girl with enormous fake boobs named "Natasha" randomly friended you and wanted you to check out her awesome pics HERE. 
  
 Coping with Grief 
  
 The time you couldn't get out of bed for days because your ex-girlfriend posted a picture of her making out with some random dude 
  
 The time your friend died and you honored his memory by painstakingly caring for his Farmville farm. 
  
 Natural Disasters ||||| Facebook confirmed that it expects to announce its 500-millionth user next week, and will mark the occasion with a new consumer marketing initiative called “Facebook Stories.” 
  
 Last week, BoomTown got wind of the effort–which will center on a variety of life stories from users about the impact of the social networking site on their lives–and asked Facebook about it. 
  
 The company said it was readying its launch for next week and put Randi Zuckerberg on the horn to tell me the story behind “Stories.” 
  
 “As we anticipated our 500-million milestone, and we wanted to find a different way to announce and celebrate it,” said Zuckerberg, who has spearheaded the site’s creation, in an interview this afternoon. “In the past, it’s been all about the numbers and milestones, and we realized we had never taken the opportunity to celebrate users.” 
  
 Getting to the 500-million mark, though, is a big deal for the Silicon Valley-based Facebook, which has been growing wildly over the last several years across the globe. 
  
 While the number has been widely expected to be announced soon, it will still be a big landmark in the history of the company. 
  
 Thus, a Web site within Facebook that is a visualization of some of the many kinds of consumer stories the company has collected over the years, but never showed off. 
  
 The stories will have two views–organized by by geographical location and by theme, such as “finding love,” “coping with grief” and “natural disasters.” 
  
 Facebook has seeded the selection with about 200 text stories it has, asking users again for permission to feature them. 
  
 But the point is to open the page up to all users to submit their tale in 420 characters, the same number as a status update on Facebook. The story can also be linked to the user’s profile. 
  
 Users can also “Like” stories, and the most popular will be featured. The site will also be optimized for the other devices, such as the Apple (AAPL) iPad and Amazon (AMZN) Kindle. 
  
 The site was designed by two outside firms, social marketing company Involver and JESS3, a design, branding and data visualization firm. 
  
 Zuckerberg, who said she would be adding her own story, said her favorite so far has been the story of a group that coalesced on Facebook to save an old theater in Kentucky. 
  
 But she is hoping for a varied collection that will appeal to, well, the soon-to-be 500 million people on Facebook. 
  
 “We really think by surfacing these stories, users can explain what Facebook is a lot better than we can,” said Zuckerberg. 
  
 Before the launch of “Facebook Stories” next week, you can start the tale-telling now here, using a newly tweaked form, pictured below (click on it to make image larger): ||||| Facebook-blog We zijn altijd benieuwd naar de ervaringen van onze gebruikers. Als jij een verhaal hebt dat je graag met ons wilt delen, kun je dat via het onderstaande formulier doen. We kunnen daarna contact met je opnemen voor meer informatie via de contactgegevens op dit formulier of op je Facebook-profiel. Denk eraan dat we je verhaal op dekunnen plaatsen, je verhaal met anderen kunnen delen, publiceren of op een andere manier gebruiken. Jouw e-mailadres: 
  
 Het e-mail adres waar je mee bereikt kunt worden. Als je toegang hebt tot jouw e-mailadres om mee aan te melden, vul dat dan hier in. Heb je je e-mailadres juist gespeld? Selecteer hieronder een domein als het domein onjuist is Naam: Locatie: Jouw Facebook-verhaal: 
  
 Maximaal 420 tekens Door de inhoud te verzenden (waaronder je naam, verhaal, locatie, blog, enz.) ("Inhoud") verleen je Facebook, Inc. ("Facebook") een onherroepelijk(e), eeuwigdurend(e), royaltyvrij(e) en wereldwijd(e) recht en licentie (met een recht tot het verlenen van een sub-licentie) om de Inhoud in zijn geheel of gedeeltelijk te gebruiken, verspreiden, reproduceren en weer te geven en om afgeleide werken van de Inhoud te maken, op de Facebook-site of daarbuiten, ongeacht voor welk doeleinde, commercieel of anderszins, zonder kennisgeving of geldelijke of andere compensatie aan jou en zonder jouw goedkeuring. Je verklaart en garandeert hierbij dat (1) de Inhoud een door jouw gemaakt oorspronkelijk werk is dat naar je beste weten feitelijk accuraat is; (2) je over alle rechten en toestemmingen in en voor de Inhoud beschikt die nodig zijn om de bovengenoemde licentie te verlenen; (3) de Inhoud niet in strijd is met privacy- of publicatiewetgeving of andere toepasselijke wetten of regels; en (4) je toestemming hebt van alle in het verhaal genoemde personen. Je begrijpt en gaat ermee akkoord dat Facebook de contactgegevens op dit formulier of op je Facebook-profiel kan gebruiken om contact met je op te nemen over de Inhoud. Je gaat er ook mee akkoord dat Facebook niet verplicht is om de bovengenoemde licentie te gebruiken. |||||
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Another milestone falls next week for Facebook when the 500 millionth member is expected to join. To mark the occasion, the site is collecting "Facebook Stories" from users about how the site affected their lives, reports the All Things Digital blog of the Wall Street Journal. The stories (submit them here) must be told in 420 characters, same as a status update, and the favorites will be featured on a website within Facebook. ("Get ready for one million really creepy stalking stories," says Adrian Chen at Gawker.)