Gap Caves in to Pressure from Facebook, Twitter

With over 600 million members combined, Facebook and Twitter could really encourage meaningful change, should everyone band together for the greater good. And many of them did just that..kind of.

A whole bunch of fans from both sites joined forces, but we can't really say it was for a greater good. Instead, they used their strength in numbers to complain about Gap's new logo. Hey, hey, hey, we see you *facepalming* and you're a little early. Want to hear the best part? The social networking crybabies got their way.

"Since we rolled out an updated version of our logo last week on our website, we've seen an outpouring of comments from customers and the online community in support of the iconic blue box logo," said Marka Hansen, President of Gap Brand North America.

"Ultimately, we've learned just how much energy there is around our brand. All roads were leading us back to the blue box, so we've made the decision not to use the new logo on gap.com any further," Hansen said.

Um, congratulations everyone?