Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg posted a Facebook status, asking users for suggestions on his 2015 personal challenge.
Zuckerberg, 30 years old, asked for suggestions for the New Year challenge and also listed his past challenges for 2014, including learning the Mandarin language, talking to someone who is not his employee and wearing a tie every day.
During the last Facebook town hall Q&A, Zuckerberg noted that he would "love ideas from our community" when asked about what his challenge for 2015 will be.
Facebook netizens stormed his status, posting numerous suggestions ranging from paying a student's loan every day to going through Astronaut training.
However, some Facebook users still posted suggestions to make the world a better place such as planting a tree for each new Facebook user and helping undeveloped countries.
Meanwhile, other users have kept on requesting the "dislike" button and to get rid of the Facebook game requests that are frequently spammed by avid Candy Crush gamers. A user also suggested to delete the users who directly send the game invites.
Some users even suggested deleting the messenger app, which was separated from the original Facebook app earlier this year.
There are also suggestions that urge Zuckerberg to deadlift 400 pounds, buy the largest video streaming site YouTube, finally make a baby, only use public toilets and even finish college, Mashable notes.
Zuckerberg also received ideas that he already done in the past year, including teaching a K-12 class and talking to a complete stranger every day and adding a phone call option on the social network, which he notes that it is already available in the Facebook Messenger.
According to PCMag, Zuckerberg did not disclose his plans on which of the suggestions he will try to do.
Today, Zuckerberg posted a New Year greeting by him and his wife, while also hinting that he will "follow up" with the new challenge "soon."