Had you said "We wanna make a facebook-like social network," that would have been one thing... It's probably a "Thing" that would be popular for a few minutes in a few geographic regions before following BBS' 1998 journey into obscurity, but it would be a thing none the less.

But that's a far cry from telling the high schoolers that they can Facebook on Ham Radio; Merely making the statement could be a liability, because what happens when they take you literally?

Not to mention the fact that Facebook uses all kinds of media types that aren't well suited for this bandwidth... And once all restrictions pan out, it won't really be very Facebook like. In fact, it will be fairly BBS like... And as previously mentioned, that lost its allure about two decades ago.

So again... What real traffic will this network carry? And if it's just EmComm stuff... I'm on board, I'll set up a node... But I won't be comparing it to Facebook, and I sure won't be presenting it to the younger generation as any kind of revolutionary wave of the future.