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I’ve decided the best way for them to keep in touch is to use Facebook — it’s where the grandkids are, and it handles photos and instant messaging as well. But there’s a problem: Facebook is actually quite hard to understand. How many times have you seen new members post wall comments to friends, believing they were having private conversations?
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