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Well said, Mark.

Just back from vacation and all I can add is that I went two weeks plus a day without looking at Facebook and I had email filters running so that if it didn't have something to do with a Canada Games committee that I'm volunteering on, it got dumped into a "Read this crap Leter" folder.

Very refreshing. But I did miss some small get togethers but my closest friends called me anyways so nothing important missed. Electronic communication is a great tool when people don't give up and forget that there are other options when they don't get a response.

You're on FaceBook? Awesome! Twitter me your Friend Request!

Invited you and PMed you my name, not that it wouldn't be obvious. Although it is a bit more cryptic than most. I signed up back in the day when I had no clue what Facebook was and was paranoid about putting my full name in.

Hey guys, add me to your facebook if you want! The only other Axiomite that I've found is Sean.

I'm like the plague. I'm everywhere!! *evil laugh*

Whats your Facebook names guys? I'd suggest PMing to avoid random invites from all Randy's alter-egos.

I searched for Mark and found him by his state and the picture of him grasping a giant camera, like a rifle standing on guard. Kind of funny actually, because I couldn't quiet make out that it was a camera on a crappy temporary monitor at work (old one got killed by renovators.) I had to look several times, scratching my head, saying "Funny, I never pictured Mark as the type to post his avatar with a gun in hand."

What site were you on?

That wasn't a giant camera OR a gun. Ahem.

I'm on Facebook. I'm easy to find. I'm both here and on FB as my real name, so you figure it out. ;-)

I don't know if anyone here has found it, but there is an Axiom group on FB : http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=15369490133&ref=ts. I would assume that at least a few of us from here are also there.

Like Mark, I check it maybe once every few days just to see what a few friends are up to. While I dislike Twitter (as I fail to see the point of caring about such subtle nuances of someone's day), I do like Facebook for its ability to find friends. I've gotten in contact with a half-dozen old high-school friends, and it's kind of fun to see what they're up to, what their kids look like (yikes!), where they live, etc.

Chess, I use and enjoy both Twitter and Facebook. Don't think less of me.