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>The social web was blogs. The social web was mailing lists: a common meeting place for anyone to communicate near-instantly to anyone else that was also inter
by boffinAudio 2y ago
>The social web was blogs.
The social web was mailing lists: a common meeting place for anyone to communicate near-instantly to anyone else that was also interested in the same thing.
The web came along later and made it prettier. But the social web is a soulful concept, not a mechanical one. It doesn't matter what technology was used - as long as people had the purpose and intention to communicate with each other on a common subject, there was a social web of interconnected minds.
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- j4coh 2y agoBy this definition, would the telephone network also be the social web given things like chat room PBXes? Or even telegraphs?
- boffinAudio 2y agoYes indeed, there were many social networks created during the age of telephony.