Given that “geolocation” is one of the Chirp topics, and that O’Reilly’s Where 2.0 geo-location conference in San Jose just ended, it wouldn’t be a surprise if Tim O’Reilly were to speak on geo-location and location sharing apps such as Foursquare, Stuck, MyTown and the like. If you have questions that you’d like him or other presenters to answer, Twitter is asking you to post them to Chirp’s page on Google Moderator, where there are already a few questions. (Some are blank, so just skip through them.)

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I’m curious to find out what type of social networks the boomers are involved in and what their thoughts on transparency are. As I posted about this morning, Gary Vaynerchuk suggests that the world is going to become increasingly transparent and we won’t be able to hide from ourselves. Ultimately the truth about everyone will be public information. I think that the boomers may be one of the last generations that aren’t totally transparent.

Then again I have friends that avoid putting all their information online. They are not going to become Twitter users anytime soon. They use the web for email, instant messaging, news and stalking their friends on Facebook. Are you a boomer? What types of social networks are you active on? Do you think boomers are more hesitant to become more transparent? What suggestions do you think I should make for the boomers while at the conference?