People keep asking: what other social networks are you on? And which Navalny among the ten currently on Facebook should they friend?

Here’s the answer: 1. With the help of the kind staff at the company "MordoKniga" (a joking nickname for Facebook, literally something like “MuzzleBook”), I managed to regain control of my hacked Facebook account. Here it is: http://www.facebook.com/navalny Like and dislike away, dear comrades. 2. VKontakte. Because of my own stupidity and idiotic stubbornness, I wasn’t using VKontakte. That was one of the biggest mistakes in the "Vote for any party except the Party of Crooks and Thieves" campaign. Fortunately, good people (first and foremost edvvvard) created a page there in my name, wisely understanding that sooner or later I would repent of my stupid anti-VKontakte stance and the page would come in handy. I’m correcting that now. Here’s my personal page: http://vkontakte.ru/alexey_navalny Here’s the RosPil group: http://vkontakte.ru/rospil 3. Twitter. https://twitter.com/#!/navalny I regularly unleash retweet HELL there, which everyone complains about. By the way, people, get on Twitter. I recommend it to everyone — it’s a great thing. 4. Google+ https://plus.google.com/111931627441418090108/posts Also a good platform. 5. My account on Democracy2. I strongly recommend that everyone register there — at last there is a system for verified online voting without bots, vote-rigging, and all the other nonsense everyone is sick of. 6. There are spontaneous regional groups on social networks that were created to distribute campaign materials against the Crooks and Thieves. We’ll be paying special attention to this during the presidential election. I’ll post a more detailed roundup of the regional groups very soon. 7. Wonderful people I don’t know are translating this cozy little journal into American English. They’re translating the Twitter feed too. 8. A reminder that registration is open here for those who will take part in the peaceful march for fair elections on February 4. Please sign up only if you really are going to attend. And in general, let’s finally stop working altogether and spend all day on social networks: sharing cat pictures and cursing Putin. Update. I’d always wanted to do this: This is an update to a LiveJournal post with a link to VKontakte, where there is a link to a Google+ post about a Twitter message about a Facebook post about a LiveJournal entry about my presence on social networks. The circle is complete. If the Necronomicon is right, the dead will rise tomorrow.

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