I've finally succumbed to the 21st century and have just joined Facebook. You can certainly still add videos to your "Wall", with the limit that it must be less than 100 MB and less than 2 minutes and must be made by and show in it yourself or one of your Facebook friends.

I can't see anything on there about MP3s - except that there is a tab on your "Wall" marked "Imports", which lists several sites that you can import from, including flickr - and also YouTube. So, presumably, if there were no way of directly uploading an MP3 to Facebook, you could do it by setting up a YouTube entry (either video or a plain picture with sound) and transferring it to Facebook.

Maybe it's because I'm new to Facebook, but I rather like the "Fluffy Bunny is cutting her toenails" newsfeeds. One of my Facebook friends seems to have a great line in these. The latest: "XYZ dances with squirrels. For only another 7 times. This makes him sad."

Did I read somewhere that the Government are going to be monitoring and saving these kinds of communications more closely ? They'll have a field day with Facebook !

- jeanie