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(Unverified)Aug 23rd 2006 7:05AM
I don't think there's anything wrong with adding features that are in common with MySpace, as long as they're done well. And from what I can tell, the Facebook notes/blog feature is done well. They give you the option to automatically synch with your LiveJournal, and the appearance is very simple and easy on the eyes. It seems to me like they're interested in taking the badly executed ideas of MySpace and doing them right.