In reviewing the history over the last few years it seems that Facebook was one of the key players pushing an evolution of “social norms” regarding societies level of comfort sharing information online, rather than a company trying to play catch up.

So he has to say something that sounds nice, that sounds as if Facebook is out, first-and-foremost, to advance the interests of its users.
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Karen – Yes, you are right. My main focus – an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure! Once it’s out there on Google, it is virtually impossible to make it “go away.” Like my high school friend, I think many blindly share and don’t consider the ramifications. I think Mark Zuckerman is right – people are open to sharing online. Probably TOO open, and it leads to problems down the road. Thanks for commenting!

If there is one person in the world you would not want to know a certain thing about you- then DON’T put it on your profile- even if you don’t think it goes public. Zip your lips and you will be a lot happier as nothing will catch you (employers, friends, family, and any peeping tom) know about you- YOU know about you!

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