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Fifth, I like the little changing booth. Sixth, I'm not seeing a ton of avatar customization, which is, by now, a must-have element in any social world. Seventh, "Get away from that prisoner. He is extremely dangerous. You there boy, click on me." What the ... ? Is this Oz: the Game?

Eighth, I know that these new ways of graphing social networks are all the 2.0 rage, but it's always seemed more like doing homework than fun in and of itself. But now you can do it in your virtual worlds, too. Ninth, 'mental notes' are a good thing. Second Life has a Notes field into which you can put things to remember, too, but calling them 'mental notes' is cute.

Tenth, the notion of musical instruments that can actually be played is nothing new, certainly, but I like the idea of a spontaneous jam session, dependent only on your owning an instrument, rather than the music being location-based. However, eleventh, I hope that we're seeing only a default dance, 'cause oh man, that's gotta go. I can't even imagine the kind of tune that would match up to the awkward movement of those steps.

This is likely still early, so I'm hoping these things will be ironed out, or I don't see this doing terribly well. There are already so many social games out there that newer titles have to do a lot just to match up, much less pull ahead. Offer us some innovation, even just one amazing thing that none of the others have, or see your market share eaten up by already-established spaces like Habbo Hotel and Cyworld.