Facebook: A Web2.0 network for real people with real connection
I have experimented with Facebook for several months now.

I decided to sleep through it when Friendster and MySpace made the raging rave in social networking tools. But when Facebook.com came around with the open applications in May, I got hooked.
To put it simply, Facebook is an uncanny combo of a multi-level marketing (MLM) scheme interlaced with the theory of Six Degrees of Separation. It's a killer app that glues you to insane loyalty, and you keep going back to the homepage several times a day.
Apparently, Mark Zuckerberg (purportedly a Harvard dropout) has the right formula for Facebook -- you need to publish your real identity to make it work for you -- and he mouse-traps real people with real connections on one common page!
I am writing a detailed copy of my user experience in the up-coming edition of SURF! magazine. There is a sneak preview in my CNet Asia blog, Lemak Lamang.
I am telling you how human beings are voyeurs in disguise, and how Facebook satisfies all your Freudian desires in the cyberspace.
Comments
If we have broadband service issues, what is the purpose of SURF magazine? I hope it is not a 'fashion' magazine - for browsing only.
Posted by: Small Net Biz Ideas
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July 23, 2007 03:48 PM
Hugh McCleod says that social networking sites like Facebook are responsible for the death of A List bloggers. Interesting read:
http://www.gapingvoid.com/Moveable_Type/archives/004018.html
Posted by: suanie
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July 23, 2007 06:26 PM
You might want to touch on one of my concerns - putting too much information online makes one susceptible to identity theft
Posted by: palmdoc
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July 24, 2007 08:32 AM