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I agree with you, Nick.

I created a very simple site which domain is my own name (www.JosueSanchez.com). There, I put my main profiles and info. Now, when a new social site asks me for my info, I just type my site's name.

The future may be in social "meebo's." We may have our own favorite social platform, but also want to keep in touch with our friends who sing in different sites.

Love it, love it! Thanks Nick!! =)

This is so true, Nick.

In the beginning, I used Facebook as my only social profile. But not everyone is on Facebook! Plus, there are other services, like LinkedIn, that are extremely useful. But then, what about your videos or pictures? With different friends and family using different services, it started becoming a difficult task to have my info shared among my close circle of influence.

That's why I decided to use my name as a an entry point. So when I give my contact info, I only use www.JosueSanchez.com (a one page static site). From there, people can go to wherever they want and there are more chances of having something in common.

Does it make sense? Is that what you were talking about, Nick?

Dan, I love your writing style! =)

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Twitter rules!! =)

I think I first heard of Twitter last year, while following MacWorld's coverage. It seemed like a crazy fad to me, so i didn't pay too much attention.

Then, I started following Nick's entrepreneurial adventurers through his blogs... and I got infected by Twitter! lol

I use it mostly to communicate with my youth group, and it's working VERY well.

Thanks, Nick!! =D

I'll definitely keep my LinkedIn account for professional network - Facebook is way too casual, IMO. But the friends lists at FB are a great (and long overdue) feature :)

Facebook can be used for so many purposes! I use it for networking and ministry. I'm a youth pastor, so it's the perfect way to keep in touch with my youth group. From scheduling events to actual counseling, Facebook is a great tool in my career.

Plus, I write regular youth columns that are read by nearly 100,000 youth every month in several countries and I often speak at youth conventions. Many of my friend requests come from those readers and attendees.

Oh I see...

I wish you the best, Nick. You are a young entrepreneur whom I know are going to influence many people. I'm learning, myself, lots of things following your writings!

Be courageous, strong and compassionate. =)

A social approach to food, arts and technology? Or Food, arts "and" social technology?

I do block them, but they keep morphing into new annoyances! Let's cross our fingers till FB talkes care of it...