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As an addendum to the previous post (post below), I'd like to quote this from a discussion about the titled article : Does what happens in the Facebook stay in the Facebook? (click to go to the site) "Why does everything have to be a government conspiracy? What happened to the good ol' days when social networks were just social networks?! Oh wait.." by DuFace on 03/02/2007 I came across the article from my clipmark subscription and followed through the discussion at digg it with 3198 diggs as of writing. The exchanges are very interesting with all the ideas and reactions about this article. So find out for yourself.