Facebook added comments to the mini-feed. Add a new comment?

Seems like a useful feature. Often, I'll send someone a comment about something on the mini feed and they won't really know what I'm talking about. (No one remembers all the little things they do on facebook) So this could make these comments more relevant and maybe even help my fake social life.

The Facebook redesign will probably fix the message problem, they are merging the wall and mini feed into one page.

James and all......here's some information about a new social networking site that might help you with a real social life and assist you in connecting with real people who are interested in the same stuff as you. NeighborhoodFreinds.com

NeighborhoodFriends.com Plugs You
Into Your Community Instantly

Chances are you don’t know your neighbors, and it’s often not until a time of tragedy that we come together to overcome something terrible. In today’s busy work and social environment, people don’t interact with others in their community except for those next door or on their immediate street. Ronnie Rodes, president and founder of NeighborhoodFriends.com says, “One of the main causes for not knowing our neighbors is the invention of the garage door opener. We drive off to work and then come home without ever having to get out of the car so we never see or get to know who’s around us.”

NeighborhoodFriends.com is a ground-breaking approach to meeting your neighbors on line that will be available throughout the United States and Canada on July 1st. This family oriented web site has been developed to connect people to others in their community with similar interests and needs. By utilizing a one-of-a-kind mapping feature, the user is able to quickly identify how close or how far they are to someone who they share something of common with. Here are just a few of the ways NeighborhoodFriends.com could help neighbors connect and find a…

·jogging partner who is male, 35-45, and has children
·person who works near where you work to carpool with
·new family or special needs parents to bond with
·babysitter, handyman, housekeeper, mechanic or gardener
·voracious sports fan to discuss your favorite teams
·Girl Scout cookie salesperson or Avon representative
·local business owner to do business with
·group from your church or a nearby support group
·competitor who enjoys playing the same board game or sport that you do
·missing pet or child through the special alerts that go out to all on line neighbors

The possibilities are limitless. In addition there are community, club and group discussion boards, photo galleries, blogs, email capability, and much more. “The web site is secure and will truly change many lives by encouraging us to know our neighbors”, says Rodes. The mission of NeighborhoodFriends.com is to encourage every neighbor to seek out new friendships within their community in an effort to help protect one another, thus improving the quality of life for all.

NeighborhoodFriends.com was founded in 2001 (before there was MySpace and Facebook), and is an idea that Ronnie had while searching for other joggers and first-time parents within his new neighborhood of six months. That same year, Ronnie and his wife had their first child and being concerned for their son’s safety, Ronnie included a way to use this web site to help protect children within their own neighborhood following the example of the Amber Alert program.

“In 2002, I conducted a door-to-door survey in my neighborhood and found that 99% of the people I interviewed would utilize such a web site if it were available. The only problem was that the technology to drive NeighborhoodFriends.com wasn’t available until many years later, and social networking sites weren’t so common at the time”, says Rodes. “I actually gave my first speech on Neighborhood Friends to my Toastmaster Club shortly after I conducted that survey, and my club encouraged me on.”

With the help of his cousin and co-founder, Mike Rodes, the company was introduced to Extreme Exposure Media (EEM), a web site design company in Harrisonburg, Virginia, In August of 2007 EEM was hired to develop this most unique web site. This energetic team of designers accepted the challenge to build the very best social networking site on the internet. With the aid of new mapping technology, NeighborhoodFriends.com is now able to utilize this key feature to show the location of the closest neighbors and/or groups that share areas of common interest.

There is an ongoing campaign to add additional features to the web site as the user base grows. For additional information, visit the web site at www.NeighborhoodFriends.com or call 1-800-555-5123.