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ethics and on-line friendships

posted by:Angela Long // 11:22 AM // May 17, 2006 // Commentary &/or random thoughts

i read an interesting article this morning on arts and letters daily that likens ranking your friends on myspace to a "lifeboat ethics" exercise.

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