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This is interesting.
FB is opening up member profiles to Search engines like Google.
I think this is a good move and will accelerate membership/the usefulness of FB massively.
(As if it wasn't growing rapidly enough, this will probably put sign-ups into the stratosphere.)
And of course, members can still make full use of the privacy tools, revealing as much or as little as desired.
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This will make interesting stuff, will google want to index it?
Jamie
Posted by: Terinea Weblog | Friday, September 07, 2007 at 10:42 AM
woah! is this automatically public or do you have to manually make it public? Havent they learned not to make things default completely public?
Posted by: michael pastor | Wednesday, September 05, 2007 at 08:46 PM