Yay, for once I idly click on some obscure thing and it turns out to be an above-average post! That doesn't happen nearly often enough. Anyway, this one makes a

Yay, for once I idly click on some obscure thing and it turns out to be an above-average post! That doesn't happen nearly often enough. Anyway, this one makes at least two distinct and interesting points: 1. Users click on a site's "About" link way more than you'd expect. (That certainly matches what I do as a user; it's the first thing I look for if I'm at all interested in a company or a blog.) 2. What Facebook and Twitter really are are "human spam filters for near real-time information". (This is a more controversial point, but an insightful one.) Edit: you should fix the typo ("though nobody") and perhaps also come up with a better title so people other than a few straggling procrastinators take notice.