[markyuckerberg]

Create an anonymous account on Twitter.

Use the tags #firstname #lastname #fb and add public personal details about someone you know who works at Facebook.

Here is how:

1. Go to LinkedIn and search for people who work at FB 2. Go to Google and find everything you can about the person (bonus points for finding some embarrassing stuff) 3. Go to Twitter and use the tags and post the info

If enough people do it, it will give the folks who work at FB a real taste of what it feels like to be on the receiving end of such disconcerting revelations.

But it gets better - you can now use the tags to find intimate personal information about other people! Just search for folks who work at Facebook and go and look them up on Twitter. If you don't find anything juicy, then why not take a few minutes to add something? Since Mark himself has declared that we live in the age where "privacy is over", I am sure everyone he would be overjoyed to watch this unfold.

Besides, the aggregation of such information at a single place will allow us to slice and dice the data in interesting ways. Maybe we can ask the very smart fellas who work at FB to provide us some kind of open source tool to mine that information. I even have a suggestion for the name of such a tool: OpenDox

[grzm]

Regardless of how egregious Facebook's behavior, encouraging behavior that increases exposure of people's personal details is not an appropriate response. If you think it's wrong for Facebook to do it, it's just as wrong for anyone else.