FarmViller

plural FarmVillers

1. A player of the agriculture-simulation social network game FarmVille.

   My roommates and I have become diehard FarmVillers.

   2009 November 19, Elena Shufelt, “Farming it all away: One writer examines what’s it like to be down on the Facebook farm”, in Reporter, Minnesota State University, Mankato

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   Les Hulcoop, a recently retired Dutchess Cornell Cooperative Extension agriculture educator, said the number of Web-based “Farmvillers”^([sic]) vs. real farmers is 60:1.

   2010 March 23, Sarah Bradshaw, “Facebook seen as tool for reaching tomorrow’s farmers”, in Poughkeepsie Journal, 225th year, number 189, page 5B

   "There's a girl I went to school with, and who I never speak to, but I now fertilise her crops for her," she says. To the uninitiated, this behaviour might seem bizarre, but hardened FarmVillers say all of this helps you win extra points and prizes.

   2010 March 25, Rajini Vaidyanathan, “Down on the FarmVille”, in BBC News, archived from the original on 26 Mar 2010

   FarmVillers total something like 1% of the world’s population!

   2010 April 23, Bill Scott, “Discombobulating thingamajigs”, in Daily Herald-Tribune, Grande Prairie, Alta., page 42

   In addition to marathon planting and harvesting, a Farmviller^([sic]) can earn coin and experience points by helping friends with their farms.

   2010 April 25, Mark LaFlamme, “Ah, life in Farmville”, in Sun Journal, Lewiston, Me., section b, page 4

   There’s a new hybrid of online gamer. They live on Facebook, flooding our news feeds with updates and friend requests. You might know one. They’re called ‘The Farmvillers,’^([sic]) and there are 75 million of them.

   2010 June, Katie Mackay, “Farmville: Are we addicted?”, in Impact, number 204, page 60

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