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How you ask? Well the same way Myspace pretty much did, but with just a little more class.

The plan was for facebook to change their admission policy today, but because of the "Live Feed" fiasco last week they are postponing it.

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Social network Facebook plans to completely ditch its admissions policy, welcoming anyone with internet access. The major change was scheduled for today, but has now been postponed until next week while the company struggles to regroup from last week's member revolt in response to new activity-tracking features.

I really don't know if this will work in facebook's favor. One of the nice parts about facebook was it's exclusiveness. It's kind of ironic because in a interview last year, Mark Zuckerberg was celebrating the fact the users feel comfortable puttin private/real information in their profile because of the limited membership. Many people I know already have both a Facebook and Myspace account, and many are saying Myspace is better, for communicating with people (mainly people that can't have facebook accounts) and the profiles are more annoying personalized, I don't think anyone is going to be embedding Youtube videos into facebook anytime soon.