If the imitation is lame, then that's too bad. But if it becomes better over time and is more open, then that'll be a good thing. It's always surprising how pe

If the imitation is lame, then that's too bad. But if it becomes better over time and is more open, then that'll be a good thing. It's always surprising how people can on one hand deplore how closed Facebook is, and how it doesn't have competition and is just becoming a big monopolistic walled-garden, and then when more open competition arrives, they whine that there are too many social networks and that someone else than Google should've done it (oh yeah, who else has the installed user base to compete with Facebook and Twitter?).