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subzerohitman721 — Tue, 13 May 2008 20:53:55 GMT

I'm going to wait and see on this one. Could it be a game changer? Not if other companies lock out Google friend connect from interact in any way with their service.

I honestly see Apple, MS, Facebook, Yahoo, AOL, and others locking out this function from the interaction. That could kill it in a cold minute.

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dama — Tue, 13 May 2008 06:43:57 GMT

Flenser: I was thinking the exact same thing.

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Flenser — Mon, 12 May 2008 23:21:28 GMT

I wonder what affect this could have on any Facebook/Microsoft deal? I could argue it either way.

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Flenser — Mon, 12 May 2008 22:44:27 GMT

@tayme - "And 50 million teenagers are gonna care why???"

it's not about the current 50 million teenagers that are already using myspace, facebook, bebo etc, it's about the next 50 million teenagers, who never will because they won't need to to stay in touch with their friends, and the 50 million after them and so on.

They'll be able to use whatever niche site they like because the big social networking sites won't have the lock in, and won't be walled garden friend silo's that force people to join them to stay in touch with people who are already registered on them.

If any site can connect you to your friends why would you bother with one of the big sites that "everybody else uses" instead of using one that's individual to your tastes, like using your favourite band, or tv show's site.

I'm sure we'll eventually get to the point where as long as you keep the same OpenID (and maybe not even then) you can change the site where you connect to your friends any time you like and take your friends, your social network (the emphasis being on your), with you. You won't be tied to a single social network provider, not even Google.