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Orkut, Google's old attempt at Social Networking had this feature. I doubt anybody really cared. This was not really a game changer and was just another featur
by aniket_ray 16y ago
Orkut, Google's old attempt at Social Networking had this feature.
I doubt anybody really cared. This was not really a game changer and was just another feature.
It's a nice feature for your ego to know who is secretly stalking your profile but beyond that (and after the initial novelty) its usage fades.
- judson_white 16y ago> Orkut, Google's old attempt at Social Networking Orkut's still leading in Brazil - http://finchannel.com/Main_News/Tech/72662_Orkut_Continues_to_Lead_Brazil%E2%80%99s_Social_Networking_Market,_Facebook_Audience_Grows_Fivefold_/ http://finchannel.com/Main_News/Tech/72662_Orkut_Continues_t... Something about Orkut sounding like yogurt in Brazilian Portuguese - http://www.searchenginejournal.com/why-brazil-loves-orkut/3082/ http://www.searchenginejournal.com/why-brazil-loves-orkut/30...
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- kapitalx 16y agoI really disliked that feature about Orkut. It would even show up when you visited a person's page who wasn't your friend. You had to think twice about visiting someone's page to see what who they are and what they've been up to. In a professional environment however, it can itself act as an introduction if the other person becomes curious to see who you are.
- aw3c2 16y agoThe german facebook ripoff sites studivz, meinvz etc have this feature too. You can opt out though.