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I'm hooked on Spock! spock.com/Kenneth-Udut [spock.com/Kenneth-Udut] #8 on Spock Leaderboard at the moment. I've been able to find old schoolmates, old co-workers, etc and make old acquaintances new again - and Spock isn't technically even a social networking service.
I can see why some people have privacy concerns, but if nothing else, spock will remind those who are privacy minded that NOTHING you post online is private. Google has already had this information for several years now - spock just makes it more usable.
The web is PUBLIC. It's a bit of a shell-shock when you first Google your name (now you can "Spock yourself!") and find out that, well, you're OUT THERE. If you want to be private, get an unlisted phone number, throw out your cell phone, unplug from the Internet, get a shack someplace and a manual typewriter. Live in a place owned by someone else who doesn't keep any records and MAYBE, just maybe you'll keep yourself from being seen on the web. I say, embrace it. Make the most of it. Have fun! Life's too short anyhow.
I can see why some people have privacy concerns, but if nothing else, spock will remind those who are privacy minded that NOTHING you post online is private. Google has already had this information for several years now - spock just makes it more usable.
The web is PUBLIC. It's a bit of a shell-shock when you first Google your name (now you can "Spock yourself!") and find out that, well, you're OUT THERE. If you want to be private, get an unlisted phone number, throw out your cell phone, unplug from the Internet, get a shack someplace and a manual typewriter. Live in a place owned by someone else who doesn't keep any records and MAYBE, just maybe you'll keep yourself from being seen on the web. I say, embrace it. Make the most of it. Have fun! Life's too short anyhow.
