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Social media platform social-media portal Fasa Social Emotional (FSEO) is hosting a Facebook event on Saturday, March 4, to raise funds to purchase the next version of its platform.

The platform has raised more than $100,000 since launch, with nearly 80% of that coming from Kickstarter, the startup’s main funding platform.

This means that Fasa will be able to purchase and upgrade the platform with new technology to allow it to compete with Facebook, Amazon, and more.

The $100 million goal for the new version of the platform will go towards making the new site better, but it will also allow the platform to improve its core features and add new ones, such as live video and search.

As with Facebook and Instagram, Fasa is also looking to bring in new advertisers and partners.

The goal is to make the new platform more appealing to users and to give it a better user experience.

For the new update, FSA is also seeking to improve the Facebook app and the interface and content to make it more intuitive and easy to use.

The new version also has a new look, with more colorful and engaging graphics and a cleaner design.

Fasa aims to deliver a more engaging experience with new user interface and more customizable features, such a video-sharing and a better search feature.

“We will work with Facebook to create a more intuitive, and easier-to-use, and most importantly, a better social network experience for people, said cofounder and CEO of Fasa, Dr. Joost Van Der Zandt.

Facebook and other social media companies have been investing heavily in creating platforms and services to allow their users to easily share content and interact with friends and family.

Fisa has taken a more proactive approach to building a new platform, and it has been able to attract large sponsors to its efforts, including the Netherlands-based social media company, Al Jazeera, according to a press release.

FSA has been in the news in the past as a platform that was plagued by problems and lost users due to poor maintenance.

Last year, Fisa was forced to shut down due to issues with the social media platform, but that hasn’t happened in the future.

The company has also faced criticism in the United States for using Facebook to target advertisers in the run-up to the election, but Facebook has denied the allegations.

Fias social media team has also struggled with a lack of users, with only 9.6% of its users actually logging on to the platform.

In addition to its Facebook business, Fesa has several other partnerships with other social networks and online stores.

Faser also partnered with Amazon in January to offer an online shopping service called Faser Marketplace, which will allow users to buy products from Amazon and other online stores and have them shipped to their doorsteps. “

This is one of the best deals in the space for a lot of brands,” Fisa CEO Van Der Zen said in a press statement.

“The Faser marketplace is a huge opportunity for Faser, because the brands who we work with can connect directly with their customers,” Faser CEO Jan Stensgaard said in the press release about the partnership.

Fsa’s platform is a unique platform in that it is built on a shared code of conduct, which means that people have the right to report abusive or illegal behavior, regardless of who they are, the company said in its announcement.

That code of course is also used to block users from being able to sell, share, or harass people, which the company also believes will prevent the site from being abused by those who may be looking to use it to promote or promote hate.

Fera has also been working on other projects in the area of online education, including a site for educators to share their lessons with students and a platform for students to track their progress online.

The news comes at a time when a number of social media platforms have begun to focus more on digital advertising, especially those that target older demographics.

Fasse said it is also focusing on more traditional forms of digital marketing, including content distribution, advertising, and advertising and promotion.

FaraSale, another social media site, launched in 2016 and has since launched several products, including an app for Amazon Prime customers, a video delivery service, and a digital store.