There was a recent quote from Zuckerberg to the effect of: "We know this but people don't want to create lists." True. But I think there's too much emphasis on

There was a recent quote from Zuckerberg to the effect of: "We know this but people don't want to create lists." True. But I think there's too much emphasis on that last "s" in "lists". I really just want two lists. One list of acquaintances, work colleagues, people I randomly met, and friends of old. The other list is my "in" list. Those are people (who overlap with some of the above) that I trust and that I'm OK sharing personal information with. But- just looking at a "friend"'s FB profile shouldn't allow me to know that's what I'm looking at. This eases the social tension that could result from someone not being on your "in" list. The "in" list, if integrated, would be easy to maintain and create(FB could probably get it 75% right without me doing a thing). Even with 1000+ friends and having had Facebook for 6 years now, I don't need/want twenty lists with five adjustable settings, etc. Just those that can see those drunken tutu pictures and those that can't.