Facebook misfires: Weird apps and experiments that never took off
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It's the latest in a long line of experiments from the company that orders employees to "Move Fast and Break Things."
Some of these experiments have been spectacularly successful - like Facebook Messenger, which took Facebook's messaging platform and broke it out into a separate mobile app back in 2011, and now has more than 700 million users.
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Others, not so much...
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