You can opt out any time you like but you can never leave
Here's a brief follow-up to this week's thread on Facebook, Plaxo, and Scoble. This morning I found several dozen Plaxo notices in my inbox. Enough is enough, I thought, so I followed the instructions to opt out of all future messages from Plaxo. Here's what happened all three times I tried, a few hours apart:

Well, that's one way to keep people from opting out. Even if this is truly a technical error -- and I am willing to believe that -- it doesn't come at a good time for Plaxo. When the blogosphere thinks Facebook holds the high ground in an argument, that's not good news for the other side.
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Having the tema look into it. Sorry for the inconvenience, and yes, unfortunate timing.
John McCrea
vp of marketing, plaxo
Exactly why I risk 'falling behind' more and more everyday in an online network fashion, but then again, I don't have to worry about any of these and other problems since I refuse to join any social networks.
My whole life is my reader and del.icio.us, and yes, I make frequent xml withdrawals from my database.
Maybe my 41 year old age is showing, but then again, wisdom comes with age so... :-)
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