“Invite Sarah…” xref: LinkedIn and Facebook: please compare the professionalism of your Linkedin message form with your Facebook right margin parade of 1+ temptations / offers – and then put your heads together to avoid hanging guilt trips on…

http://www.linkedin.com/inviteFromProfile?isFromProfile=true&from=profile&key=127158930&firstName=Sarah&lastName={{Programming error to include real last name in IP address??}}&authToken=n5kB&authType=name&trk=nmp_pymk_connect

( ) Colleague {{‘[thn/]’}} ( ) Classmate ( ) We’ve done business together ( ) Friend ( ) Other (*) I don’t know Sarah
Invite Sarah [thn/]… Screen Shot 2011-12-26 at 12.57.44 AM – Notice use of first name only when.
Note: ‘Other’ = ‘private’ by user’s choice**

“Invite Sarah…” xref: LinkedIn and Facebook: please compare the professionalism of your Linkedin message form with your Facebook right margin parade of 1+ temptations / offers – and then put your heads together to avoid hanging guilt trips on Facebook members who are willing to use the limited [thn/] choice (s) offered to reach out – but start to get, “If you don’t know…” and “…to prevent abuse” and “Blocked for two days” responses from Facebook – without the member (s) who are being contacted having a thing to say about it. The good news is, anyone can repent and be forgiven by the 100% i n d e p e n d e n c e (God) for any* sin, without the need to confess. So, come on Facebook, please let us be independent and work with you, LinkedIn to apply your Linkedin model which offers, “I don’t know Sarah…”, as a way to categorize a polite message. Or, at least say, “You must send a message and get an answer before you can offer friendship,”

**xref: you refusing to let us put in locations in our profile we feel best reflect where we ‘live’, but instead you demand zip codes and streets now, Facebook. Why?

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