Who are the top 10 on Facebook? [part 1]

An interesting question about the social networking giant is: Who were its first users? It's relatively easy to answer, since its creator himself – Mark, was the first to create a Facebook account. However, curiosity escalates as we continue and read the list of the first ten users of the social network that we present to you today.

The original ID number given to these profiles is also listed. They are not in order - as you will notice - and some IDs do not exist or were later assigned to other users, mainly Facebook employees. 

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1.Mark Zuckerberg (ID – 4):

The CEO was apparently the first person to create a Facebook account. Technically, he was the fourth, as he had likely lost the first three profile IDs. Mark is now a father to little Max after reuniting with his longtime girlfriend Priscilla Chan. Stories like his business card that says 'I'm CEO Bitch!' and his abusive behavior towards his girlfriend on a public platform reflect the rebellious attitude he had since college. Over the years, however, Zuckerberg has matured into a mature individual.

2. Chris Hughes (ID – 5):

He is one of the co-founders of Facebook and the second person to have a Facebook profile. The Harvard graduate served as Facebook's spokesperson until 2007, when he left to volunteer for the Obama presidential campaign. Hughes founded Jumo before becoming Executive Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of the New Republic magazine. Hughes bought a majority stake in the magazine and then sold it to Win McCormack in February 2016.

3.Dustin Moskovitz (ID – 6):

Another  Facebook , the American from Florida, was Zuckerberg's roommate during their studies at Harvard. After spending "a few days" learning PHP, Moskovitz was ready to kill all the bugs. He was the CTO during the early years of the social network and later became VP of engineering. Dustin, along with Justin Rosenstein, left Facebook in 2008 and created Asana, a work tracking platform based on the Software-as-a-Service model.

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4.Arie Hasit (ID – 7):

He was one of the first to have a Facebook profile, even though he was not associated with the creation of the social network. At Harvard, he studied Israeli history and wrote for the Harvard Political Review. He currently resides in Jerusalem, where he serves as a student rabbi (teacher) for a non-profit organization called NOAM Olami.

5. Andrew McCollum (ID – 26):

Another founding member, McCollum has been out of the spotlight for years. He worked at Facebook when it was still a startup. He went back to Harvard in 2007 and completed his degree in computer science. McCollum co-founded Jobspice and traveled the world to pursue his hobby of investing around the world while continuing his studies at Harvard.

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