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Thnx for sharing the experience. Human errors are just what they are – human errors. In this case it somehow extends my thoughts of Twitter – a smaller and more social company.

Your question about what it would do with your business if you would lose your Facebook or Twitter account – I think it depends of the business, but you know what – there is always the phone and your addressbook somewhere right?

Don’t get me wrong, I believe in the power of Facebook / Twitter – just check my blog about how I think Facebook will be bigger than Google + Amazon in 5 years: http://hhvo.wordpress.com/2009/05/19/the-social-web-is-like-the-offline-world-just-potentially-1000-more-effective/ I think I’m more often scrutinized for my ideas about the power of social web than applauded

But eventually it’s about the things and achievements we all do in our real life. I mean – without a Twitter / Facebook – there will be another. I’ve been asking that question lately – when and why will I leave Facebook for another social account somewhere? Although I haven’t found an answer yet, your blog is pointing in the right direction I guess: MY OWN SPACE!

Currently I do have a kind of my ownspace on Wordpress … but no … that’s Wordpress, they too can fall one day. No, I think within 5 years there will be more software that will allow to install your own userfriendly mashup platform. Then you can pull & save all the things you also do elsewhere to your own server. But what if the server fails and it’s RAID / NAS configuration

Then we still fall back to the classic ways of communication – phone – mail – meetings – letters? Of course by far not so efficient as the social web, but still handles the essence of relationship building.

Bye,

Ha