The other day I popped on to LinkedIn to look at a profile and there was an input for my email and password, which I thought was weird as I thought I was logged in. Anyways, I entered my password and email again and hit OK. Well it turns out this was an import from contacts box that they just happened to make look very much like a login. Anyhow on the first screen it prompted me to invite some folks so I selected 3 of them and hit ok, thinking I was done that, I hit ok again accidentally, and low and behold, it emailed every single person that I had ever emailed. We are talking clients, co-workers, friends, even kids who had sent in support requests for one of our games. Now - I probably deserve some blame for not paying enough attention, but at the same point, why would you dress up some major function like this to look like a login box. So that was bad. But what is worse, it decided without asking me, to send yet another batch reminding people who had not signed up and there is no apparent way to turn this off. Anyhow, be warned. Not sure if this is worse than them defaulting to using your photos in ads