This fellow's a tool. He calls Facebook 'profoundly uncreative'. Ah yes, a service that's captivated 59 million citizens, of their own free will. Clearly profou

This fellow's a tool. He calls Facebook 'profoundly uncreative'. Ah yes, a service that's captivated 59 million citizens, of their own free will. Clearly profoundly uncreative. Besides that, one of his other articles is based on his efforts to give up e-mail; this guy is a jive turkey who doesn't comprehend, appreciate, nor utilize to his advantage progresses of modern technology. As for the privacy concerns with Facebook, my question to any circumspect user is 'why would you post something sensitive on Facebook in the first place!?' I simply have my name and a couple of interests posted on the Facebook network, and use the thing to keep in contact with myriad characters I've met, who I otherwise would probably have never maintained contact with.