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I think that Frank's invention is like any other innovation. It will have it's critics and growing pains. I applaud the courage it takes to roll this type of progressive program out. There are a lot of unknowns, but we have to start somewhere. There will be some fine tuning over time, and since little to no laws have yet been developed for social media and interactive internet services as of yet, only time will tell. The only point I do want to make to the comments above is that the fear of an agent acting against the scope of their training and provide inaccurate or untrue information is a valid concern. However; if they are doing this on the webpage, then they are doing it with their clients already. Doing it on a venue of this type, just gives undeniable evidence of the improper behavior. It's complicated, for sure; but I think everyone's hope is that listing agents will do such a good job of promoting their listings, that this tool will only enhance the marketing efforts. For those who are uneasy, I understand. All new innovations have come with caution, and should. In 1995, 96 and 97 there were a lot of concerns about buyer agency, before that it was MLS in general. Both of those things have turned out to be good for the consumer.