We decided nudity was something we didn't want on the site. It doesn't matter the context. We would agree that there are absolutely many contexts for nudity where it is not obscene

As we wrap more and more of our lives into a single environment on the Web, the feeling that civil liberties ought to be protected there continues to grow

Hey, Facebook, breastfeeding is not obscene

I secretly want to punch slow walking people in the back of the head

Don't Let My Parents onto Facebook!!

It's really weird that nonstudents and parents use Facebook ... It makes me feel really uncomfortable that my older aunt has Facebook, because she says that she likes to check up on her teenage nieces and nephews and takes our pictures for her own use. That's creepy.

My mom tried to 'friend' me but I denied her request ... I don't want my mom commenting on my pictures. That would be weird.

Power.com founder Steve Vachani tells us the dispute has been resolved and that Power.com will use Facebook Connect starting in late January.

Power.com is focused on providing value-added services to social network users and it is not necessary for us to store the user’s name and password if a site prefers that we don’t ... To build on this focus, we will be shortly announcing and introducing a new standard to the industry called Social InterConnect that will allow users to freely share their account information for any site with any other site, without the host site needing to store the user name and password.

After discussing the issues with Power.com for about a month without reaching a resolution, we filed a lawsuit to enforce our terms of service, maintain the integrity of our site, and to assure our users’ privacy and security are protected