Fast Company reports:
It’s releasing the Facebook Connect Wizard–to make it easier to use Facebook to add “social context to any site.” Using the Wizard means it’s now a quick, simple, and relatively painless three-step process to integrate Connect in your site. You enter some site ID details into the Wizard, download the special code Facebook’s development engine presents to you, and plop it into your site’s web code. Amazingly simple.
Excellent news as Facebook Connect offers some real benefits to commenters (no need to mess around with separate gravatars and logins) and to those running sites (spreading news of the site via commenters’ Facebook walls and getting richer information about comments displayed on the site). May even sort out on this site soon 
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Useful: "Facebook Connect gets easier | Mark Pack" ( http://bit.ly/18Msa )
Don’t get too excited. I tried using the ‘amazingly simple’ new method, and couldn’t get it to work. And even if/when it does work, I don’t think it’s going to be especially pretty. Hope to be proven wrong, but …
Testing out Facebook Connect on my own site…