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I agree--I think it's an excellent way for pastor's to "socialize" and connect with their congregations as well as keep up with what's going on in the cyber world in general.
I will say that some of this is contextualization. If you happen to be at a church where most of your congregation doesn't spend a lot of time online, it may not be your best focus as a pastor.