Harley-Davidson is soliciting feedback from its fans in its latest campaign, Simplehuman is giving fans a chance to play a game to win some of its new products. EmpowHer is reaching out to its fans to answer health questions and bring their friends into the health community. There were a few games promotions and Ultimat Vodka took a users’ social life and gave it a score by way of promoting its product.

Below is an excerpt of this week’s full Featured Facebook Campaigns entry in the Facebook Marketing Bible, which also includes detailed breakdowns of over 100 other Facebook marketing campaigns by top-performing brands and other organization on Facebook.

Harley-Davidson’s Fan Machine

Goal: Brand Loyalty, Engagement, Network Exposure, Product Purchase

Method: Using an application called the Fan Machine Harley-Davidson the company is soliciting feedback from users on a marketing campaign for the company’s products.

Core Mechanic: Fan Machine presents an advertising brief from the company and asks users to submit and vote on ideas for that campaign. Users can submit ideas, vote, share ideas to the stream.

Impact: The Page currently stands at 2.8 million Likes and according to PageData the Page has seen steady growth.

Simplehuman’s Hello Design Game

Goal: Engagement, Network Exposure, Product Purchase

Method: The Hello Design game allows users to play an engaging and fun game matching up items “meant” for each other, such as Simplehuman’s soap container and sensor pumps.

Core Mechanic: The Like-gated game prompts users to match up items, such as a hot dog and bun, that go together. Playing the game creates a ticker feed story, then once a user gets a score they are entered to win prizes and may publish their score to the feed.

Impact: PageData shows that the Page, currently at 5,100 Likes, has gained momentum in recent weeks.

Want to learn how top brands are designing their Facebook marketing campaigns? See the Facebook Marketing Bible for detailed breakdowns of hundreds of Featured Campaigns by top-performing brands and businesses on Facebook.

Page tabs were big on our list of the fastest growing applications by monthly active users, as were a pair of news reader apps, photos, Skype, Scribd, Spotify and more. The titles on our list gained the most MAU of any apps on the platform, growing from between 320,000 and 3.4 million MAU, based on AppData, our data tracking service covering traffic growth for apps on Facebook.

Top Gainers This Week

	Name	MAU	Gain	Gain,%
1.	Static HTML: iframe tabs	72,700,000	+3,400,000	+5%
2.	Yahoo!	7,500,000	+2,100,000	+41%
3.	Static Iframe Tab	25,900,000	+1,400,000	+6%
4.	Scribd	14,200,000	+1,100,000	+8%
5.	21 questions	9,500,000	+900,000	+10%
6.	Skype	9,100,000	+900,000	+11%
7.	Bubble Witch Saga	7,800,000	+700,000	+10%
8.	Ravenskye City	7,500,000	+600,000	+9%
9.	TabPress Custom iFrame Tabs	3,000,000	+600,000	+25%
10.	Washington Post Social Reader	2,400,000	+600,000	+35%
11.	The Independent	900,000	+510,000	+146%
12.	Between You and Me	3,300,000	+500,000	+18%
13.	Mis Fotos	3,000,000	+500,000	+20%
14.	ShareAndTell.com	1,900,000	+500,000	+36%
15.	Spotify	8,200,000	+500,000	+6%
16.	Call Of Duty	1,100,000	+430,000	+64%
17.	Hosted iFrame	2,900,000	+400,000	+16%
18.	Pagemodo Custom Welcome Tab	10,100,000	+400,000	+4%
19.	The Pokerist club — Texas Poker	1,400,000	+400,000	+40%
20.	Mystic Meg	880,000	+320,000	+57%

Page tab apps started off our list with Static HTML: iframe tabs with 3.4 million MAU. The rest included Static Iframe Tab with 1.4 million MAU, TabPress Custom iFrame Tabs with 600,000 MAU, Hosted iFrame with 400,000 MAU and Pagemodo Custom Welcome Tab with 400,000 MAU.

The pair of news reading apps included the Washington Post Social Reader with 600,000 MAU and The Independent with 510,000 MAU. Each app appears to generate feed stories when users use the apps to read stories. The notifications gather at the top of the news feed with social recommendations when users sign into Facebook.

A few recognizable apps on the list this week included Yahoo with 2.1 million MAU, Scribd 1.1 million MAU, Skype with 900,000 MAU and Spotify with 500,000 MAU. There were a few quiz apps 21 questions with 900,000 MAU and Between You and Me with 500,000 MAU; these apps generate feed stories when users answer questions about their friends. Mis Fotos grew by 500,000 MAU and generates feed stories when users interact with friends’ photos. Then ShareAndTell.com grew by 500,000 MAU, it’s a website on Facebook, then Mystic Meg with 320,000 MAU posts fortunes to users’ Walls.

All data in this post comes from our traffic tracking service, AppData. Stay tuned for our look at the top weekly gainers by daily active users on Wednesday, and the top emerging apps on Friday.

This Week’s Headlines from Across Inside Network

A roundup of all the news Inside Network brought you between November 14th and November 18th.

Inside Mobile Apps

Tracking the convergence of mobile apps, social platforms and virtual goods. 

Monday, November 14th:

• Emerging Top Paid iOS Apps: P90X, Gangstar Rio and EPOCH
• Adult Swim Games and Rocket Jump Deliver Major Mayhem on the App Store
• Kindle Fire Runs Nearly Neck-And-Neck With Galaxy Tab in Developer Interest
• More Details on Inside Social Apps 2012 – February 8th and 9th in San Francisco

Tuesday, November 15th:

• Zynga Commits Mafia Wars Shakedown to iOS, No Connection to Facebook Versions
• Pretty Pet Salon Maker Animoca Raises Funding From Intel Capital, IDG-Accel
• Emerging Free iOS Apps: Pocket Potions, Glass Tower and Office Jerk
• App Updates, New Releases May Be Delayed or Unavailable During Christmas Week, Apple Warns
• Velti Agrees to Buy U.K.’s Mobile Interactive Group For Up to $59 Million in Cash and Earnouts

Wednesday, November 16th:

• Mercenary, Inc. from YCombinator-Selected LVL6 Looks Like a Contender in The Free-to-Play War
• Mobile Advertising Company Velti Swings to a Profit in The Third Quarter
• Tapjoy and PapayaMobile Partner on Social Recommendations For Android Apps on Offer Walls
• 46 Cents in Revenue Per Daily Active User? Vancouver’s A Thinking Ape Has Seen It Before
• Emerging Top Grossing Apps: Mafia Wars Shakedown, Gangstar and Tiny Village
• New This Week on the Inside Network Job Board: TinyCo, EA, Deep Fried and More
• Android Platform Reaches 200M Activated Devices, Pace Remains Constant at 550K Per Day
• Playtomic Brings Mobile Analytics to Android, Adds Heatmaps For Unity-Based Games

Thursday, November 17th:

• Board Game Adaptation Ticket to Ride Pocket Rolls Onto The App Store Chart
• Google’s AdMob is The Ruling Ad Network on Android Followed by Millennial, InMobi, Xyologic Finds
• NaturalMotion’s My Horse Reaches a Half-Million Daily Active Users on Its Realistic Animations
• New Hires in Mobile: Atari, GREE and Natural Motion
• jQuery Mobile 1.0 Emerges: An HTML5-Based JavaScript Framework For The Mobile Web
• Emerging Top Android Apps: Great Little War Game, Skitch and NFL Live Wallpapers
• Appssavvy Hoping to Crack Mobile Ads Market with Activity-Based Ad SDK
• Yelp’s IPO Filing Reveals 5M Monthly Uniques For Its Mobile Apps

Friday, November 18th:

• Capcom’s Snoopy Street Fair Serves Up a Nostalgic Free-to-Play Treat on iOS
• China, Apple’s Second Most Lucrative Market, is About to Get Better For Developers With New Payment Options
• Put “-Ville” in a Mobile App’s Name. Risk Litigation From Zynga.
• Zynga’s Daily Active Users on iOS, Android Reached 11.1M in October
• New This Week on the Inside Network Job Board: EA, TinyCo, King.com and More

Saturday, November 19th:

• New This Week on the Inside Network Job Board: EA, TinyCo, King.com and More

Inside Social Games

Covering all the latest developments at the intersection of games and social platforms.

Monday, November 14th:

• Tetris Battle’s Slow Burn on Facebook Proves Brands Staying Power on the Platform
• Mafia Wars 2 Tops This Week’s List of Fastest-Growing Games by MAU
• Vostu’s Gol Mania Scores a Goal for Realtime Soccer Gameplay on Facebook
• The First 18 Minutes of Zynga’s CastleVille
• More Details on Inside Social Apps 2012 – February 8th and 9th in San Francisco

Tuesday, November 15th:

• A&E’s Storage Wars Fights for Space in Your Facebook Gaming Rotation
• Woodland Heroes Brings the Fun of Battleship-style Strategy Gaming to Facebook
• Zynga Commits Mafia Wars Shakedown to iOS, No Connection to Facebook Versions

Wednesday, November 16th:

• Bubble Witch Saga, Diamond Dash Top This Week’s List of Fastest-Growing Facebook Games by DAU
• New This Week on the Inside Network Job Board: 6waves Lolapps, Storm8, TinyCo and More
• Sony’s Japan-Only PlayStation Community Highlights Growing Social Network Trend in Consoles
• Hardcore Social Game Company Kabam Gets into Pre-Paid Gift Card Business
• MindJolt’s Bubble Atlantis for Facebook Shoots onto the Match-3 Puzzle Game Scene

Thursday, November 17th:

• Zynga Brings the King of Pop to CityVille in Michael Jackson Branded Promotion
• New Hires in Social Gaming: Zynga, Kixeye and PopCap
• Pangalore Debuts HTML5-based Facebook Games Portal

Friday, November 18th:

• Family Feud & Friends Top This Week’s List of Emerging Facebook Games
• Facebook Updates Credits Payflow, Adds International Payment Methods, and Updates Transfer Policy
• Bonfire’s Hooked Reels in Card Game Fans on Facebook
• What We’re Playing This Week on Inside Social Games
• Put “-Ville” in a Mobile App Name, Risk Litigation From Zynga
• Social Gaming News Roundup: Google+, Car Town and Nordeus

Saturday, November 19th:

• New This Week on the Inside Network Job Board: 6waves Lolapps, EA, TinyCo and More

Inside Facebook

Tracking Facebook and the Facebook platform for developers and marketers.

Monday, November 14th:

• Page Tabs, Yahoo, The Guardian, WaPo Reader, Scribd and More on This Week’s Top 20 Growing Facebook Apps by MAU
• Featured Facebook Campaigns: John Deere, Flex Watches, JC Penney, Ann Taylor, Toyota, Visa and More
• Facebook Adds User Subscription Recommendations Based on Page Likes
• Facebook Platform Updates Expose High Scores, Location, Recent Activity
• More Details on Inside Social Apps 2012 – February 8th and 9th in San Francisco

Tuesday, November 15th:

• “Titanic,” Books, TV, Levi’s, Zynga, Music and More on This Week’s Top 20 Growing Facebook Pages
• New Facebook Platform Industry Hires: Shoutlet, Work4 Labs, Buddy Media and More
• Facebook Marketing Showcase: Athletic Apparel Brands Make a Play on Facebook
• Facebook Picks Up Veterans of Second Life-Maker Linden Lab in Talent Acquisition of MailRank
• Interview: Veteran Product Lead Josh Elman on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter — and Joining Greylock

Wednesday, November 16th:

• Pages, Horoscopes, Photos, Birthdays, The Guardian, Windows and More on This Week’s Top 20 Growing Facebook Apps by DAU
• Facebook Asking Users to Tag Photo Locations
• New This Week on the Inside Network Job Board: JibJab, Live World, Acquinity Interactive and More
• Reviews and Discussion Tabs Now Removed from Facebook App Profile Pages
• Facebook Testing “See Likes,” Updating Language for Page Insights

Thursday, November 17th:

• Facebook Now Showing Up to Six Display Ads on Some Pages
• TBG Digital Study: High Conversion Performance in Facebook’s Social Context Ads
• Facebook Careers Postings: Patents, Engineering, Mobile and More
• Facebook Updates Photo Uploading, Events UI
• Facebook Hires and Departures: Counsel, Engineering, Recruiting and More
• Facebook Updates Credits Payflow, Adds International Payment Methods, and Updates Transfer Policy

Friday, November 18th:

• Page Tools, Livestream, Store Locator, Photos, Windows, Chase and More on This Week’s Top 20 Emerging Facebook Apps by MAU
• How Brands Can Use Facebook’s Subscribe Button to Drive Referral Traffic to Their Website
• TrustedID Acquires Unsubscribe.com and its Social Monitor Application
• Facebook Roundup: Pircy, Privacy, Congress, Spam, Google+, PayPal and More

Saturday, November 19th:

• New This Week on the Inside Network Job Board: Live World, Acquinity Interactive, TinyCo and More

The Inside Network Job Board is dedicated to providing you with the best job opportunities across social and mobile application platforms.

Here are this week’s highlights from the Inside Network Job Board, including positions at  JibJab Media Inc., Live World, Acquinity Interactive, TinyCo, Electronic Arts, Deep Fried Gaming, Checkpoint Studios, Lolapps and Storm8.

• Product Manager

• West Coast Sales Director
• Midwest Sales Director
• West Coast Sales Director

• Technical Director, Mobile

• Product Manager

• User Acquisition Manager
• Software Engineer
• User Relations Associate
• Recruiter

Listings on the Inside Network Job Board are distributed to readers of Inside Social Games, Inside Facebook and Inside Mobile Apps through regular posts and widgets on the sites. Your open positions are being seen by the leading developers, product managers, marketers, designers, and executives in the Facebook Platform and social gaming industry today.

Facebook, Google Pair Up to Fight Anti-Piracy Law – The House Stop Online Piracy Act proposal has brought together Facebook, Google and other companies in an effort to prevent the passing of the law that companies say will place the onus of protecting against piracy on them.

Facebook IPO Rumors Swirl – Business Insider reported that Facebook employees are reporting that CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said the IPO is coming soon, as early as next month.

Porn, Violence a Recent Problem – Facebook acknowledged to ZDnet this week a series of problems with unwanted pornographic or violent content showing up in their news feeds. The Wall Street Journal reported that it was a “coordinated spam attack” coming as the company ramps up to release Timeline.

FCC, Facebook Settle Over Privacy Issues – The Federal Trade Commission and Facebook reached a settlement over privacy issues, even as the FTC encourages people to Like them on Facebook.

Facebook’s Name Policy Hones in on Salman Rushdie - Writer Salman Rushdie became a target for Facebook’s real name policy this week. After the author took to Twitter to protest the deactivation of his account, the company restored his profile. The New York Times writes about the dilemmas caused by this policy in today’s world. [Image Via david_shankbone]

Google+ Works with Page Management Companies – Google announced last week the creation of Google+ Pages for brands to share information with users on Google+ and Page management companies like HootSuite, Context Optional, Vitrue and Buddy Media are set to work with brands on managing this new platform.

Orange Launches Facebook Phones – Orange is set to release three affordable Android smartphones for customers who heavily use Facebook.

Dems, GOP Participating in DC Hackathon – Congressional members from both parties are set to participate in the first ever DC Facebook Hackathon to find new ways to use social media in the political process. [Image Via Facebook]

Creepy Zuckerberg Fan Appears at Carnegie Mellon – A student at a recent Mark Zuckerberg appearance at Carnegie Mellon University instilled fear in the audience, and CEO, when he made some creepy and cryptic comments. The student apparently snuck into the venue the night before to place some speakers under Zuckerberg’s seat.

PayPal Releases Facebook Payment App – PayPal released a Facebook app, Send Money, that allows users to send money to friends without a fee.

Other Announcements:

Coupons.com for Pages – Coupons.com released its Brandcaster Social platfor to allow brands to create secure, printable coupons directly on their Pages in 48 hours or less.

Napkin Labs Brings Crowdsourcing to Pages – Napkin Labs’ Brainstorm app allows brands to gives brands a way to get feedback from fans anything from new products to coming changes.

NASCAR, ESPN to Livestream Driver’s Camera -  NASCAR and ESPN announced that the two will provide a livestream of driver Tony Stewart’s live in-car camera on Facebook during the season finale on Sunday, November 20.

Palo Alto-based TrustedID has acquired Santa Monica-based Unsubscribe.com and its Social Monitor application this week. With the acquisition, TrustedID hopes to expand its identity protection product offerings on social networks like Facebook.

The goal of Unsubscribe’s Social Monitor is to track and rate the security risk of personal information social applications are collecting from an individual. Unsubscribe’s Social Monitor uses several factors to determine an application’s risk, and therefore, rating. Its analysis is based on the amount of information accessed by the app, the reputation of the app’s developer and community feedback.

It then provides the option to uninstall applications in a single click through a browser plugin. To date, TrustedID says Social Monitor has rated more than 100,000 social apps across Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter.

Facebook currently allows users to edit their Privacy Settings for Posts (past and present), Tags, and Apps and Websites. The Apps and Websites Privacy Controls allow Facebook users to determine which categories of information apps have access to. Most apps have access to a user’s friends list and all information marked as Public by default. A user’s name, profile picture, gender, networks, username and user id (account number) are always Public. Before installing any app, a Permissions screen shows users the pieces of data to which the app is requesting access.

Facebook launched the Subscribe Button for Facebook Profiles in September, which allows users to receive the public updates from people with whom they’re not friends without the other person having to reciprocate.

Users can click on the Subscribe Button on any Profile and they’ll begin seeing updates from that profile in their News Feed. Furthermore, the Subscribe Button can be modified on a per-Profile basis, so that you can choose the type and volume of updates you wish to receive.

While the Subscribe Button is limited to Profiles (and not Pages), it can be an additional source of referral traffic for websites if implemented correctly. Large businesses in particular could reap enormous benefits by encouraging employees to activate the Subscribe Button on their profiles and begin sharing relevant content, but brands of all sizes should also see a boost in referral traffic from Facebook if they have a strong and professional team.

Do You Have Content to Share?

Before taking any further steps it’s important to evaluate what (if any) content your website has to share. Essentially, the more often your website updates the more effective the Subscribe Button will be to your business.

If you’re already running a Business Page for your brand on Facebook and updating that regularly, then the Subscribe Button will add an additional layer of marketing that will nicely complement the Page, particularly as it will allow your team to heavily push important content to subscribers.

However, if you’re not currently running a Page for your business on Facebook then that would be a better (and likely far more effective) investment at this stage. The Subscribe Button can then be implemented at a later time.

How to Get Employees to Publish Your Website Content (And Who do You Ask?)

On paper, it would seem that the more employees you can have publishing your brand’s content to their subscribers the better, and this will always be the ideal for the companies with the most dedicated, professional staff.

In reality it pays to be selective, however, as not all of your employees will be suitable and not all of your employees will have the right kind of Facebook Profile, inasmuch as they will be representing your business and you should expect (and demand) a certain standard.

Essentially, you’re looking for employees whose Facebook Profiles are:

• Professional
• Civil
• Clean
• Likely to attract a high number of subscribers

While the biggest traffic gains will likely be seen from the employees with the most subscribers, this shouldn’t be the only decision when choosing whom to empower with company updates, as a professional feed will be a far better representation of the brand.

As a working example, Facebook (the company) has over 3,000 employees. Potentially, that’s a lot of people who could be actively representing and talking about the brand through their Profiles via subscriptions. However, while Mark Zuckerberg is likely very happy (and confident) that COO Sheryl Sandberg and director of product Blake Ross are active on Facebook and have very strong subscriber numbers (as they represent the voice of his organization very well), he may be less enthusiastic about non-senior and non-technical staff (not to mention ex-employees) doing the exact same thing. This isn’t especially about class, but it is about status — it’s about empowering the right people who are in the know to consistently make the best decisions on your behalf.

If you have any public or wildly popular figures on your staff roster then you should expect to see a significant bump in traffic referrals from Facebook via the Subscribe Button.

Employees should be encouraged to post company content as and when it’s published on the website.

For more on Facebook’s Subscribe button, including how to activate it on employee profiles and our tips for getting the most out of your Subscribe button campaign, check out the Facebook Marketing Bible, Inside Network’s guide to marketing and advertising on Facebook.

A bunch of Page tabs and Page tools were on our list of the fastest emerging Facebook applications by monthly active users this week. There were some photo apps, too, the Windows phone demo, Chase Community Giving and a chat app as well.

The apps on our list grew from between 120,000 and 570,000 MAU, based on AppData, our data tracking service covering traffic growth for apps on Facebook. We define emerging applications as those that ended with between 100,000 and 1 million MAU in the past week.

Top Gainers This Week

	Name	MAU	Gain	Gain,%
1.	Call Of Duty	1,000,000	+570,000	+133%
2.	SocialTimes iFrames Wizard	910,000	+350,000	+63%
3.	See Windows Phone 7.5	340,000	+280,000	+467%
4.	Store Locator	480,000	+250,000	+109%
5.	Welcome tab	640,000	+220,000	+52%
6.	Mystic Meg	770,000	+210,000	+38%
7.	Livestream	830,000	+190,000	+30%
8.	Bandcamp	670,000	+180,000	+37%
9.	My Calendar	280,000	+180,000	+180%
10.	Chase Community Giving	230,000	+170,000	+283%
11.	Chat Pro by mSonar	920,000	+170,000	+23%
12.	Family Feud & Friends	940,000	+170,000	+22%
13.	Photo Roll	380,000	+170,000	+81%
14.	Le Mie Foto	770,000	+140,000	+22%
15.	My Christmas Tree 2011	330,000	+136,046	+100%
16.	Forum for pages	320,000	+130,000	+68%
17.	Welcome to UCB	780,000	+130,000	+20%
18.	Big Photo	580,000	+120,000	+26%
19.	Respostas sobre você	770,000	+120,000	+18%
20.	Welcome Tab	550,000	+120,000	+28%

SocialTimes iFrames Wizard grew by 350,000 MAU, Welcome tab by 220,000 MAU and Welcome Tab by 120,000 MAU. Then Facebook’s Store Locator grew by 250,000 MAU and the Livestream grew by 190,000 MAU. The musician app Bandcamp grew by 180,000 MAU and the app for Page admins to replace the Discussions app, Forum for pages, grew by 130,000 MAU.

Photo apps included Photo Roll with 170,000 MAU, Le Mie Foto with 140,000 MAU and Big Photo with 120,000 MAU. These apps usually allow users to Like, share, rate or otherwise interact with photos in their network, then publish feed and ticker stories with activity.

The rest of the list was varied. Demo app See Windows Phone 7.5 grew by 280,000 MAU and integrates your profile (photos, friends) info into the demo. Mystic Meg grew by 210,000 MAU and publishes a fortune onto your Wall. There was the My Calendar app with 180,000 MAU, Chase Community Giving with 170,000 MAU and Chat Pro by mSonar with 170,000 MAU.

My Christmas Tree 2011 with 330,000 MAU allows users to send a virtual Christmas tree to friends and Welcome to UCB with 130,000 MAU and Respostas sobre você with 120,000 MAU were not available.

All data in this post comes from our traffic tracking service, AppData. Stay tuned next week for our look at the top weekly gainers by monthly active users on Monday, the top weekly gainers by daily active users on Wednesday, and the top emerging apps on Friday.

Facebook has announced several updates to Credits today with changes that resolve a known pay flow issue, add additional payment methods for international markets, and restrict applications from transferring Credits between each other without prior authorization.

The pay flow issue deals with one of the three callbacks generated by the Pay Dialog. A recent change to the callback status=settled resulted in some cases in which users were not getting the item that they paid for. To avoid this problem, Facebook is now asking developers to fulfill orders on the callback status=placed instead of waiting around for status=settled. To completely eliminate confusion, Facebook is removing the status=settled callback 90 days from now.

Next up, Facebook Credits now supports additional payment methods in Europe, Asia, New Zealand and Latin America. The new methods added are:

• ELV (Germany)
• MyCard Mobile (HongKong, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan)
• Visa Electron (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Finland, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand)
• WebBilling Online Bank Transfer (Austria, Germany, Spain, Switzerland)

Find the full list of supported countries and payment methods here.

Lastly, Facebook has updated its Credits policy to restrict apps from transferring Credits between one another without prior approval from Facebook. The new policy:

2.14 You may not accept Credits in one application and deliver or transfer the purchase to the user in another app without our prior authorization. For example, an app solely designed to facilitate transactions is not permitted.

This will affect dubious apps that facilitate illegal gambling, and may also affect certain game developers that attempt to use one type of premium currency across more than one game running on different app IDs — but it sounds like Facebook is willing to make allowances for cases like that if the developer presents them.

Facebook also notes that developers should keep their company info up to date in order to receive payouts. The Facebook Credits documentation has also been revamped to address developer feedback.

Facebook hired a few engineers this week, according to it LinkedIn feed, but the company also appears to have brought on counsel, engineers, recruiters and more all over the world, according to listings removed from its Careers Page. Please see a complete list below.

New hires per LinkedIn and Other Sources:

• Relja Petrovic, Software Engineer – previously did similar work at Wowd.
• Colin Campbell, Software Engineer – formerly a Software Engineer at Strobe, Inc.
• Alan Wang, Engineer – was Senior R&D Engineer at cPacket Networks.
• Yongsuk Choi, Technical Operations – APAC – formerly a Regional Director, Production Operations at Yahoo.
• Ashley Wolf, Engineering Bootcamp Coordinator – previously a Recruiting Coordinator – Engineering Leadership at Google.
• Evan Luzzatto, User Operations Analyst – had worked as a Financial Analyst Intern at Siemer & Associates.

Prior listings now removed from the Facebook Careers Page:

• Commercial Counsel, International (Dublin)
• Corporate Paralegal
• Software Engineering Manager, Data Center Tools
• Data Center Lease & Site Selection Analyst
• Head of Global Marketing Communications (Palo Alto)
• University Intern, Application Operations Engineer (Menlo Park)
• University, Analyst, Monetization Analytics (Menlo Park)
• University, Software Engineer, Tools Engineering (Menlo Park or Seattle)
• University, Application Operations Engineer (Menlo Park)
• University, Developer Support Engineer (Menlo Park)
• University, Security Engineer, Security Operations (Menlo Park)
• University, User Operations Analyst, Online Operations (Austin)
• Communications Manager, APAC (Singapore)
• Recruiter (New York)
• Technical Recruiter-FTE
• IT Field Support Manager (Dublin)
• Technology Partner, Order to Cash
• eCrime Analyst
• Marketplace Analyst (Dublin)
• Quantitative Business Analyst (Palo Alto)
• Developer Tools Designer
• Account Manager – Direct Sales (Toronto)
• Account Manager – Online Sales Operations
• DSO Account Manager (Sydney)
• Client Partner
• Sales Manager – Global Marketing Solutions for Japan
• Client Partner, Turkish (London)
• Associate, Ad Operations
• Product Marketing Manager, Local
• Online Marketing Associate (Palo Alto)
• Product Marketing Manager
• Developer Support Engineer (Dublin)
• Developer Tools Designer
• Partner Engineer, Manager (New York)

Who else is hiring? The Inside Network Job Board presents a survey of current openings at leading companies in the industry.