document: Simplifying friendlist management Online social networks like Facebook allow users to connect , communicate , and share content . The popularity of these services has lead to an information overload for their users ; the task of simply keeping track of different interactions has become daunting . To reduce this burden , sites like Facebook allows the user to group friends into specific lists , known as friendlists , aggregating the interactions and content from all friends in each friendlist . While this approach greatly reduces the burden on the user , it still forces the user to create and populate the friendlists themselves and , worse , makes the user responsible for maintaining the membership of their friendlists over time . We show that friendlists often have a strong correspondence to the structure of the social network , implying that friendlists may be automatically inferred by leveraging the social network structure . We present a demonstration of Friendlist Manager , a Facebook application that proposes friendlists to the user based on the structure of their local social network , allows the user to tweak the proposed friendlists , and then automatically creates the friendlists for the user .
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