even your own argument that Grandma has something to say fails here. Grandma can say it with an iPad. I'm writing this comment on an iPad. WordPress has an iPad app. all that Web 2.0 goodness is available on an iPad. the only Web technology it omits, Flash, is also the one Web tech that is more often consumed than created.
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…hashtags you want to describe it. Don't work against twitter, but embrace it; send that photo to Grandma in only 35,693 tweets!
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If real farming was as comforting as it is in Zynga's mega-hit Farmville then my family would have probably never left those harsh North Dakota winters. None of the scary bedtime stories my Grandma used to tell about farming are true in FarmVille. Farmers make money, plants grow, and animals never visit the red barn . I guess it's just that keep-your-shoes-clean back-to-the-land charm that has helped make FarmVille the "largest game in the world" in such an astonishingly short time.