How to pronounce“membermaleman”in English

membermaleman in audience #1: every time you wanna reference that, you ping their API, you get it back-- David: Uh-huh.

membermaleman in audience #1: but the problem with that is, is they're owning something that belongs to me, right?

membermaleman in audience #1: I can do that, but with Facebook, it's somehow telling me that I don't own the set of relationships between me and other people.

membermaleman in audience #2: Hello.

membermaleman in audience #2: Thank you.

membermaleman in audience #3: Hi.

membermaleman in audience #4: Just that you keep saying that Facebook is very unique.

membermaleman in audience #4: and it's not that Facebook has capabilities that are hard to replicate or technically interesting.

membermaleman in audience #5: Since you mentioned Twitter, could youprevious comment on the relationship between Twitter and Facebook.

membermaleman in audience #1: If I wanna export my Gmail contacts-- David: Mm-hmm.

membermaleman in audience #1: And so there seems to be some kind of tension between the data that I own about myself and their strategic vision.

membermaleman in audience #4: So, I think you're just seeing trends in society emerging at a time when this thing came out of the tool people could use and--

membermaleman in audience #4: it's not gonna be sticky cause you can't do things elsewhere.