I agree completely. The "Like" phenomenon feels very much like something you would see on VH1's "Remember the 80's?" The problems arise when people who enjoy us

I agree completely. The "Like" phenomenon feels very much like something you would see on VH1's "Remember the 80's?" The problems arise when people who enjoy using Facebook immediately assume "PROFIT." I would challenge most people lauding this as the next Google to ask themselves how many ads they've clicked on in the past year on Facebook compared to Google. I don't have any doubt about Facebook's smarts or ability to implement cool social networking things, but the bottom line is that very little of what they offer anybody would pay for.