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Old 06-07-2008, 05:26 PM #1
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Default The new friend thing...

Okay, Granny Clampett here trying to figure out the newfangled gizmos.

It's pretty cool to check your email and find out somebody wants to be your friend!

But...what I don't understand is, um, what is the benefit? I thought we were ALREADY friends!

If two board members are "friends", do they have some special access to features that others don't have? Is it just a e-way of "making nice"? Do we need a special handshake, or WHAT?

Somebody please 'splain all this to me!!!
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