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Hi fellows,

I recently read an interview with Google's vice president Urs Hoelzle
and CTO Craig Silverstein in which they mentioned a community called
'orkut' created by one of their developers.

It's described as a 'social network' and you can't simply join, you
rather have to be invited by someone who's already a member.

I'm wondering if there are some of us (Free)BSD interested minds already
participating in this...


Stephan.