Comments on: Portable Social Networks http://everwas.com/2007/08/portable-social-networks.html Ian Kennedy's Blog Mon, 21 May 2012 10:20:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: ian http://everwas.com/2007/08/portable-social-networks.html/comment-page-1#comment-493 ian Sat, 18 Aug 2007 17:49:47 +0000 http://everwas.com/2007/08/portable-social-networks.html#comment-493 I'm thinking portable more in the sense that you can take them with you and apply them in new contexts. The use case for MyBlogLog would be allowing you to tap into your MyBlogLog over on a site like Plazes which shows physical location of its users. There should be a way to view the Plazes userbase and show only your MyBlogLog friends (or whatever social network you choose). In this way your social network is "portable." I’m thinking portable more in the sense that you can take them with you and apply them in new contexts.

The use case for MyBlogLog would be allowing you to tap into your MyBlogLog over on a site like Plazes which shows physical location of its users. There should be a way to view the Plazes userbase and show only your MyBlogLog friends (or whatever social network you choose).

In this way your social network is “portable.”

]]> By: iankennedy http://everwas.com/2007/08/portable-social-networks.html/comment-page-1#comment-3398 iankennedy Sat, 18 Aug 2007 17:49:00 +0000 http://everwas.com/2007/08/portable-social-networks.html#comment-3398 I'm thinking portable more in the sense that you can take them with you and apply them in new contexts. The use case for MyBlogLog would be allowing you to tap into your MyBlogLog over on a site like Plazes which shows physical location of its users. There should be a way to view the Plazes userbase and show only your MyBlogLog friends (or whatever social network you choose). In this way your social network is "portable." I’m thinking portable more in the sense that you can take them with you and apply them in new contexts.

The use case for MyBlogLog would be allowing you to tap into your MyBlogLog over on a site like Plazes which shows physical location of its users. There should be a way to view the Plazes userbase and show only your MyBlogLog friends (or whatever social network you choose).

In this way your social network is “portable.”

]]> By: BeachBum http://everwas.com/2007/08/portable-social-networks.html/comment-page-1#comment-492 BeachBum Sat, 18 Aug 2007 16:49:42 +0000 http://everwas.com/2007/08/portable-social-networks.html#comment-492 I use MyBlogLog daily and know what social networks are. I am guessing by portable you are referring to sites like twitter. I think going mobile with social networks will benefit local business more then internet surfers. Small groups of friends may try it out, but in the end I think mixing portable and land based social networks will fail. BeachBum I use MyBlogLog daily and know what social networks are. I am guessing by portable you are referring to sites like twitter.

I think going mobile with social networks will benefit local business more then internet surfers. Small groups of friends may try it out, but in the end I think mixing portable and land based social networks will fail.

BeachBum

]]> By: BeachBum http://everwas.com/2007/08/portable-social-networks.html/comment-page-1#comment-3397 BeachBum Sat, 18 Aug 2007 16:49:00 +0000 http://everwas.com/2007/08/portable-social-networks.html#comment-3397 I use MyBlogLog daily and know what social networks are. I am guessing by portable you are referring to sites like twitter. I think going mobile with social networks will benefit local business more then internet surfers. Small groups of friends may try it out, but in the end I think mixing portable and land based social networks will fail. BeachBum I use MyBlogLog daily and know what social networks are. I am guessing by portable you are referring to sites like twitter.

I think going mobile with social networks will benefit local business more then internet surfers. Small groups of friends may try it out, but in the end I think mixing portable and land based social networks will fail.

BeachBum

]]> By: ian http://everwas.com/2007/08/portable-social-networks.html/comment-page-1#comment-3559 ian Sat, 18 Aug 2007 12:49:00 +0000 http://everwas.com/2007/08/portable-social-networks.html#comment-3559 I'm thinking portable more in the sense that you can take them with you and apply them in new contexts. <br /> <br /> The use case for MyBlogLog would be allowing you to tap into your MyBlogLog over on a site like Plazes which shows physical location of its users. There should be a way to view the Plazes userbase and show only your MyBlogLog friends (or whatever social network you choose).<br /> <br /> In this way your social network is "portable." I'm thinking portable more in the sense that you can take them with you and apply them in new contexts. <br />
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The use case for MyBlogLog would be allowing you to tap into your MyBlogLog over on a site like Plazes which shows physical location of its users. There should be a way to view the Plazes userbase and show only your MyBlogLog friends (or whatever social network you choose).<br />
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In this way your social network is &quot;portable.&quot;

]]> By: BeachBum http://everwas.com/2007/08/portable-social-networks.html/comment-page-1#comment-3558 BeachBum Sat, 18 Aug 2007 11:49:00 +0000 http://everwas.com/2007/08/portable-social-networks.html#comment-3558 I use MyBlogLog daily and know what social networks are. I am guessing by portable you are referring to sites like twitter.<br /> <br /> I think going mobile with social networks will benefit local business more then internet surfers. Small groups of friends may try it out, but in the end I think mixing portable and land based social networks will fail.<br /> <br /> BeachBum I use MyBlogLog daily and know what social networks are. I am guessing by portable you are referring to sites like twitter.<br />
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I think going mobile with social networks will benefit local business more then internet surfers. Small groups of friends may try it out, but in the end I think mixing portable and land based social networks will fail.<br />
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BeachBum

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