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    She also recently found several people on her daughter's Facebook page, mostly folks from their church, who she wants to add as friends on her own page. "You can get those little comments and keep in touch without making a lot of effort ... It makes it easier because people are so busy." Singer is one of several founders of Forward Montana, a Missoula-based nonprofit organization that works to get young people more involved with politics. Full Article at Great Falls Tribune
    You can get those little comments and keep in touch without making a lot of effort ... It makes it easier because people are so busy.
    SOURCE: Great Falls Tribune 11 months ago
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Facebook keeps users posted on their online pals
  1. It allows the community to see who I am, information about the college, my role in working with the college and my personal relationship with my campus
    SOURCE: Great Falls Tribune 11 months ago
  2. How many people have spouses who are addicted to the TV?
    SOURCE: Great Falls Tribune 11 months ago
  3. This is something they keep updating so you can stay in touch
    SOURCE: Great Falls Tribune 11 months ago
  4. It really depends ... There's an online chat feature like IM (instant messaging) and if I get drawn into a conversation or if there are other things that need to be dealt with or if it's work related it could be as long as an hour.
    SOURCE: Great Falls Tribune 11 months ago
  5. It turned out to be pretty cool ... They get to see who my friends are and I get to see who they keep in touch with. We meet new friends through each other and talk when I'm in school and stuff.
    SOURCE: Great Falls Tribune 11 months ago
  6. It's definitely cost effective for us in ways that other ways of advertising wouldn't be
    SOURCE: Great Falls Tribune 11 months ago
  7. It just seems to be secure ... You know who's looking at your site.
    SOURCE: Great Falls Tribune 11 months ago
  8. I know people whose parents are on, and I have one friend whose grandparents just added him as a friend
    SOURCE: Great Falls Tribune 11 months ago
  9. It amazes me the number of people actually using it ... It's very interesting who you can find and who can find you. I'd caution people that it can get addicting.
    SOURCE: Great Falls Tribune 11 months ago
  10. It is very interesting to see the spiderweb of your past kind of track you down ... Just recently a very good old friend of mine started using Facebook and found me. I was thrilled to hear from her.
    SOURCE: Great Falls Tribune 11 months ago

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