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The next generation of Mark Zuckerberg wannabes
- iterationx 16y agoHotOrNot already exists.
- dstein 16y agoBut this time it's social.
- brianbreslin 16y agoI wonder how hotornot is doing these days? I haven't been to that site since they sold it, and before that only once since 2001
- wccrawford 16y agoSince it hasn't even been a generation since MZ started Facebook, shouldn't that be 'the current generation of MZ wannabes'?
- phlux 16y agoHow many generations do you think it has been since the original .com boom? (Hint, they aren't biological generations)
- joshfinnie 16y agoWhat a fluff piece. First, it is only one wannabe. Second, it is a niche website that can't expand beyond things that have an abbrievation BU. I understand Facebook started at Harvard, but this article is a stretch to connect the two.
- anonaccount1234 16y agoHe really is like Zuck. He can't come up with his own ideas either.
- spudlyo 16y agoIdeas are a dime a dozen.
- ryanwaggoner 16y agoYou seriously didn't have the balls to post this under your own account?
- anonaccount1234 16y agoActually I just didn't didn't realize I was logged into this account.
- brianbreslin 16y agothis was a waste of 20 seconds, they should have at least put more than one example here. total fluff.
- chc 16y agoStandard reporter trick when you hear something you want to write about, but realize it's way too petty for anyone to give a shit: Spin it as, "Could this be a trend?" Then, abracadabra! Your story about a kid copying a silly prank he saw in a movie becomes a story about a whole generation of people trying to follow in Mark Zuckerberg's footsteps.
- fjabre 16y agoSo anyone who attempts to build a "better" mouse trap is a wannabe?
- Dylanlacey 16y agoSo, this is about HotOrNot, except that.... Well, except nothing.