absolutely agree with your comments above. and again, really hope i didn’t give people the wrong impression — my examples were intended to be a bit fun & light-hearted, but *not* justification for feed-spamming irrelevant links & content. the content you share into the feed & tag with your friend’s names *still* has to be relevant to them (& ideally about them or their friends as well).

however, one other clarification i’d like to make… i was really making the point more from an individual, rather than a company, standpoint. i must say i probably missed the mark a bit on who my audience was for the talk — i was mainly showing examples for individuals. i think in hindsight, danny may have wanted me to cover the company scenario in greater detail & my apologies if i wasn’t addressing that actor.

realizing now i possibly should have linked to charlene li’s presentation from the Graphing Social Patterns conference we just completed last week… her thoughts on this subject are probably more advanced than my tagging & sharing commentary:
http://www.slideshare.net/charleneli/big-brands-facebook-demographics-case-studies-best-practices

anyway, would love to catchup sometime & shoot the breeze on these topics & others.

take care & thanks for food for thought,

- dave