Though some 668,000 users voted, it was nowhere near the 300 million votes that were needed to keep user policies as they are.
Facebook's one-week voting period to gauge user reaction to proposed changes to Facebook's user policies ended Dec. 10, and according to early results, Facebook won the right to make changes as it sees fit. That means Facebook members will no longer be voting on proposed user policy changes as they have done in the past since the Website began.
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