Completely with you on point 3. I know a lot of people who do one thing on Facebook: spy on people. Facebook singlehandedly turned "stalk" into a word for a s

Completely with you on point 3. I know a lot of people who do one thing on Facebook: spy on people. Facebook singlehandedly turned "stalk" into a word for a socially acceptable activity. Every new feature that got added after "look at people's photos so they don't realize it, with better web design than myspace, and the assurance that you actually know your 'friends'" has been grumbled about in my social circle. Any product that preserves that essential capability while cutting out the BS has a shot. Honestly, I think explicitly billing yourself as a recreation of "the old facebook" is not only a good idea, but the best idea, from this standpoint. Perhaps "Ye Olde Tome of Countenance: A Throwback to the Days When Facebook Didn't Suck - Click here to import your profile and photos"