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Oh, it's inevitable that FB will just another blip on the road after  
a year or two.
They come and go, just like hip dance clubs; such is the nature of  
the social part of the beast.

What, however, I find most important is the setting up of a standard.  
Once you build something for one site, even if it loses the users and  
is no longer flavour of the day and another site inevitably fills  
that niche, at least we don't have to have our developers reinvent  
the wheel to code apps for the new site.

I'm not entirely sure what you are getting at below - do you think  
that the users don't want advertising?
But it is a choice, is it not? To load an app/widget. It's user  
chosen....so?

On Dec 5, 2007, at 12:23 PM, Andrea Hardison wrote:

> This is all good info. But, with the way in which
> Facebook is setup...does it really keep everything
> within your network?
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> Apps and widgets are all good...but you know how
> things get when people start "jumping on the
> bandwagon". I don't want facebook to turn into a spam
> site like MySpace.
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