If the city changes its facebook link from:
http://www.facebook.com/
on its homepage, to:
http://www.facebook.com/CityofRamseyMN
access by non-Facebook account holders should apply.
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Facebook is for pre-pubescent teenagers and Republican politicians, as best as I can tell, and the firm's CEO, Mark Zukerberg, is what you find if lifting a horse's tail.
In short, I want nothing to do with it. However, compare these two screenshots:
It was a brain cramp for the learned seven to decide a "Facebook presence" was proper, and then the account was not set up so that the general public - outside of those electing to become Facebook members and mess with that stuff - were excluded from the public data the account holds.
I know the accounts can be configured to be open to the general public because Republican politician Matt Look has had his election account so configured and I was able to read how he mischaracterized Ramsey's socialistic land speculation, buying up the vacant acreage of Ramsey Town Center for millions, as a "success."
That is a private person, making his Facebook publicly open.
Ramsey is the pass-backwards version of that.
A public entity, making its Facebook publicly closed - open only to Facebook members.
Why?