Printing a year\u2019s worth of Facebook statuses would be equivalent to printing more than 500 million Oxford English Dictionaries, a new survey found.<\/p>\n
Sure, it would be a waste of paper, but a UK online cartridge retailer thought it would be interesting to find out how much paper would be needed to print a year\u2019s worth of Facebook statuses if the website\u2019s 800 million users updated once per day. The answer \u2014 11.5 billion sheets.<\/p>\n
Of course, there are a few stipulations for cramming the statuses onto paper \u2014 each of the estimated 292 billion status updates would be an average of two lines, which is equivalent to 584 billion total lines; the statuses would be printed on 8.3-by-11.7 inch paper in size 11 point Arial font.<\/p>\n
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