I've succumbed to the pull of Facebook a bit. If you're on, look me up! I've found a few bloggers on there already. It's interesting that Facebook seems to be appealing to a much wider audience than MySpace does, which is a good thing. I like the fact that the Facebook profiles are a bit more standardized. I was a but frustrated with the templates that people used on MySpace that I thought reverted the web back to 1996.
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- Patrick B.
- Live in NJ, work the Corporate life by day, try to be an amateur naturalist the rest of the time. I currently volunteer as an Associate Naturalist for the NJ Audubon Society.
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2 comments:
What's going on with Facebook pull these days? I just joined a week or so ago, which turns out to be the same time period at least six other of my long lost (but now Facebook found) friends joined.
Are the fall migrants chipping, "facebook, facebook" in their mixed migrant flocks? Does photoperiod have something to do with it? Was there subliminal advertising during the conventions?
Regardless, hope to see you there!
-Mike
Wow, I had no idea there were so many bird bloggers on Facebook, I've only found a couple. Using pseudonyms makes things somewhat difficult though, I'm certainly guilty of that.
If there isn't a group created to take advantage of this woefully underrepresented segment of the population, there certainly should be.
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