This is Nick O'Neill's post title, though we might have some similarities. Fortunately I am in no risk, too but newly emerging facebook addiction might cause problems for some. here is what Nick says..

 It is yet to be seen if facebook will evolve to be a really different networking tool. there are, at least, more professors already there and EASA Media Anthro set up a group to explore the possibilities there. One of the net posts i bookmarked in my delicious/facebook bookmarks highlights the "micro blogging" potential of facebook. Besides this networking tool seems to be combining formal and informal networks that bring different worlds together which is very interesting for further exploration...

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