> Basically, they make Twitter Facebook. Twitter is not Facebook. Facebook is Facebook. I highly disagree with the author here. I don't use Facebook for data p

> Basically, they make Twitter Facebook. Twitter is not Facebook. Facebook is Facebook. I highly disagree with the author here. I don't use Facebook for data portability and privacy reasons. I also have limitations to what I can stand on Twitter. I want to follow tweets throughout the day and not feel overwhelmed each time I update. Therefore, I follow close friends and some hackers I respect. I don't follow Lady Gaga or Ashton Kutcher or Starbucks just because "Twitter isn't Facebook." In other words, why does the author think that your social network should affect your standards? EDIT: But I still dig the article for pointing out what a tool Ryan Seacrest is.