Finding people on Facebook

[Nadine Moore]

Count me in

[oleg_mcnoleg]

i'm in.

Got to even the balance out.

[Mean_genie]

Not that I want to spoil anyone's fun, but I have not joined Facebook, and I would now think very carefully before doing so, following an interesting article in today's Grauniad

www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/jan/14/facebook

Form your own judgement.

Mean_genie

[dollylee]

I just checked out the Rootschat group on face book and only recognize two of you  lol

I joined quite a while ago in the hopes of finding old school mates....but haven't found even one.

Will join the Rootschat group and I will be the one with the initials DBD...just so you know!

dollylee

p.s  have found the list of rootschat nicknames now....sorry   

[linmey]

Good old Grauniad, nice to know it never changes and just serves to remind me of why I dont read it anymore.

I joined because the Open University has a network on there now and its a very useful way of linking students who would otherwise be quite isolated and its proving to be very popular.

Linda.

[ice maiden]

I have just joined making it 21 in the group. Lynette

[Steve Ley]

Just joined and there are 34 members now 

[sarah]

Hi Mean_Genie

What a very interesting article, I must say I read your article with the greatest of interest, erhemm whilst drinking a can of popular cola in a red can 

I think we all have to be very carefull on the internet because what you input is open to the worlds eyes. This is great if you are researching family history like us as it attracts fellow researchers, this is why we stop people posting sensitive information within about 70 years or so.

Trystan and I do not use, encourage or intend to use these sites, security is always our number one concern not only for ourselves but also our users.

Sarah