Have you ever wondered how to take your long facebook url and turn it into something short and easy to remember?
With the advent of custom urls this little trick may prove moot, but here it is anyway.
Actually, this little trick could still come in handy if you’re trying to brand your homepage as the hub for everything, related to you/your brand/ your business so read on.
If you do not have a custom url for your facebook profile, or you have a facebook fanpage with less than 25 members, then you …

I put together a video for my quickwordpress.com site about how to add a facebook badge to your website.  It’s a very straight forward process, that for some reason is really hard to figure out on your own.  Here’s the link to the video:

I’ve got some more content for my website creation and promotion site coming down the chute, so join over there for more tutorials for getting your own website up and running using wordpress.

It looks like Facebook has done an about face and changed their Terms of Service back to what they used to be.
Yesterday, the CEO of Facebook, went out and tried to explain what they meant by the changes that they put into their TOS.  The thing is, after seeing Zuckerberg’s explanation on the Facebook blog, I can understand what they were trying to do, I just don’t like the language that they used.
Folks, I also agree that if you really want privacy, then don’t put anything on the internets, like …

I’ve posted before about Facebook and about how I feel about their Terms of Service. Facebook has recently updated their TOS (Terms of Service) to indicate that anything that you post on their site belongs to them, even if you quit.
According to the new TOS, anything that you post on Facebook belongs to them and they can in turn use it for whatever they see fit. Be it advertising, promotion, selling your data to some third party, etc. etc.
Really, the thing to remember, is don’t post anything on Facebook that …

In my previous post, I said that the social site Facebook likes for you to think that they are your friend, but they’re really not. I was just going to leave it at that, and not expand on it, unless someone asked me about it. Well, I’ve changed my mind.
I came across this item on Slashdot. It basically says that Facebook is tracking your online habits whether you’re signed in to Facebook or not. They may or may not disclose your information along with personally identifiable …