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Thanks Nick. Good luck and take care with Facebook (as I must as well)
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Thanks Nick. Good luck and take care with Facebook (as I must as well)

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John requested to be my FB friend. <br />
My friend list is kept private.<br />
John's friend list is not private.<br />
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Will I be seen by all John's friends if I accept?
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John requested to be my FB friend. 
My friend list is kept private.
John's friend list is not private.

Will I be seen by all John's friends if I accept?

Facebook question on friends

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Facebook

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Miscellaneous

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