I think I may be getting to the point that the good apps are the ones I keep using.  I guess that goes without saying though, obviously my Karma at Plurk will suffer.  So when is it too much?  When have we reached the social limit of Web 2.0?  I’m sure that one day a new app will emerge and I will try it.  I am also sure that eventually the world will end.  If it does, where should I blog about it and should I change my status on Facebook to “Gone Fishing” or “Oh damn…”

Is it the evil of Facebook and MySpace addiction? That deep craving to gain more friends than Tom or see how many seizures you can induce from flashing backgrounds. Or keeping up with all your friends and what they are doing at every second of the day. (On a side note, Twitter is not blocked and I am still able to chronicle every second of my day.) Or is the evil something worse, is it that the people in charge actually want work to be completed? Fear not, a proxy is all it takes; but I really do not need to check Facebook every minute (at least not until I really need to find out if Warren Ellis will be my friend). I think there is an easy solution, nipple shocks.

Attach electrodes to workers nipples that are connected to a switch that will trip if the worker spends more than 2 minutes on Facebook at one time or visits said sites more than 2 times in an hour. We can get our fix and the higher ups can boost productivity.  Simple and elegant with just enough sadism.