When you’re inviting people into your LinkedIn network or your Facebook Friends, be courteous.
Unless you’re absolutely 100% positive that your name will be recognized by the recipient, personalize your request rather than using the standard greeting provided by those services.
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I had a problem with LinkedIn taking the addresses I had checked for them to use out of my mailbox and garbling them. So PeterPan@aol received an email that said Susan2PeterPan@aol. (those are ficticious names) Their system combined the names in my address book in very strange ways. It was bizarre. I have no idea how many people were offended by it, or turned off from the very unprofessional approach that was LinkedIn’s technical glitch.