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So, I am sitting in a pretty fun meeting: Facebook. We're working on getting EFY up and running with Facebook (an application, or whatever). Anyway, not sure if any of you are on there, but I am now--for work, I guess, or whatever. Nice to get paid to find people from my past...

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Cambrienelson said…
Interesting. I guess there are many youth who use it so it's a good idea
04 September, 2008 21:00
Erica said…
It's more for an alumni thing as well (I don't really understand it all), but should be neat if we can get it going.
04 September, 2008 21:20
Gramps said…
Interesting. I have a facebook account, more to be able to look up other people than anything else. I rarely log in. Today I did just 'cuz you brought it up...what hits me on my facebook home page? A picture of Obama in an advert from Moveon.org giving away free Obama buttons. He's sure after the young voters.
05 September, 2008 09:28
Unknown said…
I've got a facebook account too. I used to use it more than I do now. Since it's enormous popularity growth (4th most trafficked website in the world -- http://www.facebook.com/press/info.php?statistics) they've added extra things and allowed outside developers to develop obnoxious applications on their platform -- No offense to your application you're working on Erica -- I'm hoping it's not the obnoxious type. I went into my security settings and had it block every outside application from having access to my account. Facebook is actually a brilliant idea for an address-book type thing, letting users update their own information which updates it for everyone else who needs to look them up -- which is why I keep it around (I could see Gmail using that idea some day in users contacts). Every now and then I'll use it to contact people I don't have other means of communication with, or post a little funny something.

Dad, I got your friend request. My advice to a person like you using facebook is just to disable all email notifications and put your notifications on an RSS reader. And find the way to disable the applications.

Amen
05 September, 2008 23:04
Erica said…
No offense taken. I don't even really know what an application is, but I think they're trying to use it as an alumni page of sorts. Something like that.
07 September, 2008 14:16
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