It started with a single tip, emailed to a single website.

The Consumerist, a consumer advocacy website, posted an article entitled Facebook's New Terms of Service - 'We Can Do Anything We Want With Your Content, Forever.' The article was picked up by several other blogs and found its way quickly to Twitter, where it quickly was assigned the #facebooktos and #tos hashtags.

Some twitterers swore to delete their Facebook accounts, others swore to create Anti-TOS Groups on Facebook (I chose to boycott Facebook completely). By...

UPDATE: FACEBOOK HAS AGREED TO ROLL BACK ITS TERMS OF USE!

You've probably heard about the tizzy over Facebook's sneaky Terms Of Service (#FacebookTOS) - if you haven't here's a summary: Facebook changed it's TOS on February 4th, without informing users or requiring them to accept the new TOS - the changes were immediate, retro-active, and unpublished, except for a short blog entry which ignored the TOS' most major changes. The new TOS grant them the unusual right to distribute of user content, even if the user's account is cancelled....