Facebook started as the hangout for the iPod Generation.  Stanley Bing wrote a very funny article for Fortune called I'm sorry, I'm not linking to you.  He makes some good ponits.  But that was back in April 08 - nearly half a decade in web-years (slightly less than dog-years).

So, as we are not the iPod generation there is a real risk we are the digital equivalent of your middle-aged Uncle gatecrashing your student parties, hanging around and trying to chat up your mates. 

Being cool is just like being powerful or a lady.  If you have to tell people you are... then you are not.

So is Facebook morphing, or it is we are just mourning our student years?  Someone please tell me because I'm not sure whether to accept the invitation from Juli, Jaz, Myles and Rebecca.  And if I do, I certainly don't know how to fill out my profile.