For me personally, I don't mind a lot of autoconfig and getting signed up for stuff by default. It demonstrates the value of a new service in a tangible way, If

For me personally, I don't mind a lot of autoconfig and getting signed up for stuff by default. It demonstrates the value of a new service in a tangible way, If I don't like it, I can un-sign-up, and if that doesn't work I can filter spam. What I do mind is services that automatically communicate in any way whatsoever with other people on my behalf. I don't mind having a social graph, but I want to be able to place and maintain graph cuts. I think as experiences like Take This Lollipop become more popular, more people are going to think like me.