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Facebook remains the number one Web site this year among college students, according to a survey by Anderson Analytics, which has tracked US college students' attitudes and behaviors since 2005.

But just as Moore's Law hits physical constraints, network effects have a limit in many types of online communities. Indeed, in some cases, a reverse network effect may exist: as new people join, others are motivated to leave.

As one of the people in the video says, "if you aren't connected people think you are negligent" and that bothers me, but it is a reality.

Consistent with Cathryn Gorlinsky's poster on Leadership in World of Warcraft at the WFI09.

A group of scientists at Cambridge University has conducted a study that shows that associations in videogames transfer directly to the real world.

You get out of Twitter what you put into Twitter. When you come to Twitter, come prepared to share something. It doesn't have to be earth-shattering information. Just something, anything, that someone, somewhere, might want to see. Here's a novel approach to getting started with Twitter: expect nothing in return.