Do you know first ten users of Facebook ?

First ten users of Facebook has been revealed. Ten years ago, Mark Zuckerberg  implemented his idea in a website that would fundamentally change the way people across the world interacted with each other. It was an awesome idea by which he made a billion dollar company.   

In fact, the first three accounts on Facebook were reserved for testing, leaving Zuckerberg at number four.

According to The Guardian, Everyone on Facebook has a user ID number, created when they joined. The numbers aren't strictly sequential: the first few million are segmented by university, so that Harvard users were assigned 0-99999, Columbia users 100000-199999, Stanford users 200000-299999, and so on.

Mark Zuckerberg was fourth member of Facebook. Straight after come his co-founders, Chris Hughes at five and Dustin Moscovitz at six. Hughes was Facebook's first spokesperson, and after leaving the company, he ran Barack Obama's online campaign in 2008.

Eduardo Saverin, the third of Zuckerberg's co-founders, whose famous falling-out with the company was the subject of David Fincher's film The Social Network? With an ID of 41, he's not even one of the top 20 earliest members.  

Facebook's next member – at least of those still on the site today – was Andrew McCollum (ID: 26), who knew Zuckerberg from a computer science class they both took. McCollum currently works at the venture capital firm NEA, where is title is "entrepreneur in residence". As with many of the early members, he also had a role in the creation of the site itself. Among other contributions, he created the very first logo for "thefacebook", as it was then known: a blue and white pixelated image of Al Pacino.

Source : The Guardian