Your real friends are already your friends. In Brizzly Picnics you can make sure they stay that way. Invite only the people you want to join you in a conversation. Much like you might do in real life. Sounds easy, doesn't it?

When you're in control of who you talk to, you won't see unwanted messages. Brizzly Picnics put you in control of the guest list (just like a real picnic, or party, or conversation.)

I mean, he seemed nice and all when he answered your classified ad, but he's basically a stranger. So why would he be in a list of people with whom you might share information? We don't think he should be. He won't be, in Brizzly Picnics.

...and it's probably not while you're talking to your dad. If you care about celebrity news, there's probably a good way for you to find out about it. It shouldn't rudely interrupt conversations with your friends. Brizzly Picnics will keep news about teenage Canadian pop stars polite.

You've got a funny video, or an interesting news story, or a new website to share. Do you really need to open up a new email thread? Not if you're using Brizzly Picnics. Just have a conversation.

You're probably really happy your friend's digital farm is going well and everything, but don't want to hear about it every day. That's why you should just invite them to talk. In a Brizzly Picnic. Coming soon.

Not everything you say needs to be broadcast. You might have different things to say to different groups of people. Brizzly Picnics will let you do this. Pretty easily, in fact.