This is humorous on so many levels. One subtle point in all this is something I've mentioned a couple of times... All these "marketing" people are trying to b

This is humorous on so many levels. One subtle point in all this is something I've mentioned a couple of times... All these "marketing" people are trying to build up their online personas on sites like Twitter and Facebook and so on. Yet things like this show that you have NO CONTROL over these services. I don't believe that this "social media" thing can support the marketeer's for a sustainable period. Building your own sites, on your own servers, on your own domain (and yes, I realize that domain names are really more leased than owned, but there is at least a central semi-logical process behind most of it), seems like a far more logical approach. Twitter, Facebook, Flicr, etc. only need to make a minor change, or toss in the towel, and all this marketing effort will have disappeared into the ether.