RN>BS> Well it's just the concept, there are some people of which I
RN>appreciate
RN>BS> the status updates, but also some people where I would rather be
RN>without
RN>BS> them.
RN> 
RN>Then they could do the same thing in email.  Personally, I don't see the
RN>need for multi-sites to stay in touch with others, although my favorite
RN>concert pianist from Russia, who now lives in Germany with her husband,
RN>no longer corresponds with me via email.  They prefer Facebook and I
RN>told them I don't. I suppose they like it for the pictures users post of
RN>themselves so you get an idea of what the person you're writing to looks
RN>like.  That doesn't mean it's them or a current photo of them.

Yes you're right.. The technology is not important, it's just about having
all the things you need in one place.. And on facebook you have your
social network (or part of it) in one place. E-mail would also be great,
it's just something you should get used to.

Bo


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