Social Media  Facebook Could Learn a Thing or Two From
LinkedIn's Faceted Search   Business-oriented social network
LinkedIn has a new feature out called faceted search. As you
search for something or someone, it automatically generates
search filters based on your query results that let you quickly
refine your search.  The filters are based on eight facets:
current company, past company, location, relationship, location,
industry, school and profile languages.  In practice, this means
you can create amazingly precise queries. For example, I've
searched for web designers in the UK who speak English who used
to work at Yahoo and who are my first and second connections
(meaning, I'm either friends with them directly, or they're
friends of friends). The search results adapt instantly as you
apply the filters, making the entire process quick and
effortless.   While this is great for LinkedIn, it also reminds
me of how plain and unusable Facebook's search is by comparison.
LinkedIn has a solid number of advanced o