I adore Pinterest and was browsing that the whole time I listened to this show. I enjoy that I can see what’s interesting friends, but its not nearly as interactive (much better for introverts I suppose). Mostly, its funny sayings, fashion or decor ideas, diy tips, and geeky links.

As far as tumblr is concerned, I’m not as active there. But you’re right about the allure of anonymity. As someone in my mid-twenties, I agree that FB has COMPLETELY changed from the beginning. A key point that you missed about avoiding FB, is that it is now dangerous to post on FB. The wrong status update, a politically uncorrect picture like, or party pictures can lose you your job or get you suspended. Talk about limiting creativity and individuality!

I’ve been saddened by the very soon elimination of the best blogging platform I’ve used…Posterous. To be able to set up a blog by sending an email and then posting to the blog by email is pretty slick. I thought I might try out Tumblr and port my Posterous blogs over but there is no way to do that with Tumblr. Eh! What do I want for nothing?!

I too have a Pinterest (because I don’t want to miss out on the buzz!) but I can’t figure out what it’s for. My Etsy-loving, yet non-techy friend showed it too me over a year ago. After listeding to your podcast, I’ll pick it back up. Now I’m thinking it might be an easy-to-use Delicious or Diigo, a bookmarking application.