Unpredictable. Unfocused. Just like life.

My pet peeve with Facebook is that when somebody sends me a message, Facebook sends me an email. But that email doesn't contain the message. It contains a link that I can click on that forces me to log on to Facebook to read the actual message.

Incredibly stupid, right?

So they are fixing the problem, but only for people that don't use Facebook!

If you're like most people, you may have a few stubborn friends who haven't joined Facebook…yet. This can make reaching friends complicated—there are some friends you can send a Facebook message, and others you have to email. Not anymore. Now, when you're writing messages, you can send the message to people on Facebook, and to people not on Facebook.

Now you can enter a friend's email address into the To: line when you send a message or share an album, and Facebook will email them the message. Your friends will be able to reply without signing up, and they will be able to see content you share with them.

A good reason NOT to be a Facebook user.