>I know this is going to be morbid, but the problem with the geriatric crowd when it comes to technology is that they have a tendency to die. I actually though

>I know this is going to be morbid, but the problem with the geriatric crowd when it comes to technology is that they have a tendency to die. I actually thought about that too... but if you think about it relatively, the expected lifespan of someone who's 70 in 2015 (10-20yrs) is nearly an eternity in technology. And those who are in that age group currently are very reluctant to change. It's just part of getting old. I can't see new generations of older people being much different. Maybe more accepting of change, but not actively seeking it like someone in their 20's. >Facebook is the family friendly zone for sharing photos and short notes, and it's increasingly only that and nothing else. I don't see this as a bad thing, but as a huge positive. Look at movies. There has even been a push in the decade or so to PG-13 everything to make more money. But unlike movies, where they destroy stories in the name of making them Family Friendly, you can just move your non-family friendly content somewhere else. Which is personally exactly what I do.