Original sentence: David Mekelburg.June 26, 2009.June 3, 2009.Leon Neyfakh.Since the content is already written, the book, which has been described as "bathroom reading", is expected to be available by December 2009.Splice Today: "Overnight Sociology: Texts From Last Night offers a better glimpse of life-as-lived than any other social networking site".TFLN also has a Blackberry application to browse and send in texts.Texts From Last Night (TFLN) is a blog that re-posts short text messages submitted by its users.The New York Observer: "Book Based on 'Texts From Last Night' Blog Sold to Gotham"
Edited sentence: " However, there is concern that peoples' actions and texts will be affected by the existence of the website."We see the cause and effect of last night’s party, and we can see a real-time weighing of these actions.Since the content is already written, the book, which has been described as "bathroom reading", is expected to be published as in trade paperback by the beginning of 2010.Texts From Last Night (TFLN) is a regularly updated blog that re-posts short text messages submitted by its users.Texts From Last Night also has a Blackberry application to browse and submit text message.The texts show how humans "interact with drugs and alcohol".The website is a "living document of twentysomething life in 2009".While the website has many "blackout drinking, sex, and vomit stories", there is also an "extended discussion about morality" taking place