I'm not "living 2.0". I don't have a MySpace page, and I'm not subscribed to Flickr, Reddit, Digg, delicious, or even Slashdot. Heck, I don't even have a blog

I'm not "living 2.0". I don't have a MySpace page, and I'm not subscribed to Flickr, Reddit, Digg, delicious, or even Slashdot. Heck, I don't even have a blog at the moment (something I do plan on changing). I would like to think that we are not just behind the times. I am with you that it just feels like some things are better off on your own personal machines than to be out there for some faceless corporation (once they eventually get bought out) to do whatever they wish with. I do think that part of the 2.0 movement is somewhat permanent, but there are certainly other parts of it that are a passing fashion. If you don't feel like jumping into something, for whatever reason, I don't think you should feel out of touch. At least I don't...