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> In other words - the Internet. Can you explain a bit more, because it sounds really strange.

• castell 11y ago
  In the mid nineties many early web users had their own web space with a "fancy" (back then) static website in Frontpage/Dreamweaver, it was more or less hassle free. Back then the ISPs usually provided free webspace and free email accounts. If everyone has access to a hassle free webspace with social/cloud software (blog, image sharing, file directory), then there would be less need for a central service. Obviously, things have changed. Maybe the OP is talking about that.
• tracker1 11y ago
  I think where it makes sense a couple different social networks will come to rule the roost, so to speak. Facebook may well evolve into most of them. You have close friends/family, loose friends, alumni, acquaintances, clubs, and other interest groups. I think that those other interest groups will probably come to break off into custom sub-sites with their own message boards and chat. I think clubs are well suited to discovery by FB, meetup and the like, but a bit too restricted in practice. The corporate attempts to gather "likes" is B.S. mostly. What you want potential coworkers to see isn't the same as friends/family... In the end it's all muddled currently, and I think things may break apart a bit in the near future.
• pjc50 11y ago
  It's a series of tubes that let you communicate information, but that's not important right now.