A Father, Photographer and Computer Geek living in Chester County (PA).
My Photo Journal of images taken in Chester and Lancaster Counties, including Covered Bridges, Barns, Nature, Fine Art and Events. Images can also be found on VisitPA.com and ExplorePATrails.com.
I first read about this in the current (12/7) issue of Networkworld.com
It is a very interesting idea for a home User, but as the article points out, one would NOT want to have something like this in a Corporate environment!
Need to do some more reading, and budget some money…
Let me know what you think.
Recently, Facebook redid there “Privacy Setting”, and I have seen some comments about them on my Wall…
Here is a cnet.com Blog that talks about configuring them.
How to fix Facebook’s new privacy settings
Hope it helps!
Since my original post to Facebook, some folks have reported some issues…
The biggest issue that I see is that Facebook has by default, made “your” information (Wall Posts, Links, etc.) visible to the Whole World!
And there is a reason for this… Facebook wants to and needs to make money, but the question is how.
There had been talk about making FB a Paid services, but that seems to have been shoot down…
SAY NO TO FACEBOOK BECOMING A PAYSITE
But apparently, 2.6 million FB Fans said no…
Basically, it is about the data… What you post… Who you “talk” to… Where you go… etc.
Google does it and so do most Search Engines… as the blog also points out, it keeps Twitter at bay…
Anyhow…
There is one note of caution, the Screen shoot of the FB settings is INVENTED and is posted as a suggestion to management at Facebook. (I too did NOT read carefully… D’oh!)
I hit many websites during a day, and I am still looking for “tools” to help me, so if you have any suggestions, please let me know. Here is something that I just caught today… I have NOT tried them yet, but I can and will use IE, Firefox and Chrome to get my “stuff” done, so…
Firefox note-taking add-ons are Web supersavers
To my readers:
Please send me some ideas of what you would like answered?
(This ought to be fun!)
Well after making the connection from Blogger to FaceBook, I started to look at the Core of the platform, and decided to switch to WordPress as my blogging platform. If you want to hear more details, please let me know.
Update – 09-Dec-07 @ 13:14
Another thing that just came across is the ability to use MS Word 2007 to blog to WordPress!
Really easy!
Note – Need to say the Local Block page as Native MS 2007 format (.docx)