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Maybe the approach is to create a FRIEND PROXY SITE that abstracts your social network above social sites? Really, that seems to miss the point. If all you wan
by steve 19y ago
Maybe the approach is to create a FRIEND PROXY SITE that abstracts your social network above social sites?
Really, that seems to miss the point. If all you want is to know who your friends are then you wouldn't need any website at all.
- bootload 19y ago"... Really, that seems to miss the point. If all you want is to know who your friends are then you wouldn't need any website at all ...." Have you tried to re-find your friends after moving to another social site? Thats the problem. It's not having a site of just friends it's about being able to re-build your social network on new sites at a level above. A means to independently store, record & modify your own network not relying on the clumsy & ill-conceived tools that new sites pass for adding existing friends. You would think that companies would try to improve this. Doing it right could mean the difference between so-so and good membership sign-ups.