Do you run a Facebook Page? Heads up: your page’s “Likes” number is presumably going to drop a bit soon, and its completely not your flaw.

The short form: Facebook is changing the way its checking preferences, subtracting any records that have been either physically deactivated or “memorialized” after its user passed. It’s something that presumably ought to have been carried out since the starting — yet since it wasn’t, it’d be anything but difficult to think your Likes had dropped due to something you’d done.

 One thing that is imperative to note: it appears that this records for profiles that have been physically deactivated. Likes from profiles that could be viewed as “idle” on the grounds that the client simply hasn’t logged in for some time will keep on numbering.

The movement won’t happen quickly; Facebook says it’ll take off in “the nearing weeks.”

So what number of Likes may you lose? It’s hard to say. While Facebook says to expect a “slight dip,” its all with respect to what number of Likes you need in the first place. If your page has a couple of dozen preferences, you may not in any case lose one; in the event that it has a couple of million, that slight dip will feel a bit greater.

In the event that you run your organization’s Facebook page and your supervisor gages your execution in light of whether that “like” counter continues climbing, its presumably a smart thought to tell them what’s nearing.