What is Social Networking?

The Chris Pirillo ShowWhat is Social Networking? 

were with nothing but our credit for 130,000L, and we began to perceive that it was not so easy to carry off the money. Certainly we could build and give orders for what we pleased. But what good would it do us to spend money upon useless things? What is Social <b>Networking</b>?

were with nothing but our credit for 130,000L, and we began to perceive that it was not so easy to carry off the money. Certainly we could build and give orders for what we pleased. But what good would it do us to spend money upon useless things? What is Social <b>Networking</b>?

Social Media theme today: Nice social media primer and roundup of important social media sites — Beginners Guide to Social Media Chris Prillo on Social Networking — What is Social Networking?

Social Media theme today: Nice social media primer and roundup of important social media sites — Beginners Guide to Social Media Chris Prillo on Social Networking — What is Social Networking?

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“If you can’t figure out why you would want to join a social network, then we recommend you don’t join one.”

Sometimes you just don’t have a choice. There’s a lot of pressure and intimidation.

I think social networking sites are a good idea but lately it seems, a lot of cyber-thugs have been moving in. Last week someone with the SN ‘Decadent’ was telling me that if I wanted to hang out on his social networking site, that I had to, “put some work in for the hood.” He proceeded to tell me that my avatar needed to have the right colors in it, “or else bad things might happen to your account.”

He then asked me what site I claimed and where my “momma” was posting from. It’s a shame how much the internet has been changing lately. In my day, we didn’t have MyTube or Emu music. We had 2400 baud modems and a respect for others on our BBS.

These cyberthugs are ruining the internet for everyone. Between 4chan, Digg, and LUE on GameFAQs, you can’t reasonably expect to surf the net in safety anymore. I feel sorry for the future. The internet superhighway is littered with casualties and nobody seems to be doing anything about it.

“If you can’t figure out why you would want to join a social network, then we recommend you don’t join one.”

Sometimes you just don’t have a choice. There’s a lot of pressure and intimidation.

I think social networking sites are a good idea but lately it seems, a lot of cyber-thugs have been moving in. Last week someone with the SN ‘Decadent’ was telling me that if I wanted to hang out on his social networking site, that I had to, “put some work in for the hood.” He proceeded to tell me that my avatar needed to have the right colors in it, “or else bad things might happen to your account.”

He then asked me what site I claimed and where my “momma” was posting from. It’s a shame how much the internet has been changing lately. In my day, we didn’t have MyTube or Emu music. We had 2400 baud modems and a respect for others on our BBS.

These cyberthugs are ruining the internet for everyone. Between 4chan, Digg, and LUE on GameFAQs, you can’t reasonably expect to surf the net in safety anymore. I feel sorry for the future. The internet superhighway is littered with casualties and nobody seems to be doing anything about it.

[...] Its as if the written word were not enough to convey the sense of urgency and interest in Social networks. Whilst we have refrained from trying to “categorise” the idea in this site we cant help point to a couple of great explanations as to what is social networking, so without further delay we present the Lockergnome himself and the smart and plain speaking presentations from the Commoncraft.com guys. [...]

I have tried myspace and facebook but every profile is of a 23 year old doing jello shots off someone abs…this is networking for professionals? Dont drink the koolaid about facebook, there’s a very low percentage of profesisonals let alone employed people using that. I have only seen 2 sites that have professional profiles that impresses me. There is a site called Linkedin and a site called Congoo. Both those sites have some high quality executive profiles and a serious feel to the sites.

Chris, I’m so glad you take the time to research and discuss the topics you do. Each is a little morsel of helpful, informative, or thought-provoking information.

Thanks

I’m creating an anti-social network. It’s for people who like to dress in black, smoke cigarettes, drink coffee, dye their hair, draw on themselves, listen to the Misfits, and break things.

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I’m creating an anti-social network. It’s for people who like to dress in black, smoke cigarettes, drink coffee, dye their hair, draw on themselves, listen to the Misfits, and break things.

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Hi Chris:

Your expert advice is requested.
I’m looking for easy to use and maintain online platform to facilitate informal spiritual discussion or conversation (’satsang’). We are looking for simplicity, ease of maintenance. Since you are the guru of all media, you would know, and I feel lucky to have you to ask.

Currently we are using Yahoo groups, to enable convenience.
The reason is that many times, attendance to a live conference call is sporadic, due to other comimtments. It would be nice to add live calls, depending on the group’s choice. People can attend as their schedule permits and even review what they missed, by receiving the online communications they missed.

What do you recommend. BTW, Chris, your finds this month have been really amazing! preezo, resizr, etc. Thanks so much for all your help.

Is there something better? At times we’d like to record and share the mp3, or video or photos too (Yahoo has space for these and also polls). do you have a better recommendation? Thanks. Some members are not techie or computer rich, so we have to make it easy and convenient.

ship. I read other blogs, I studied their comments, I left comments. I reflected on why I bothered to save some blogs to my favorites (I knew not of RSS at that time). Once I was sacked from families.com, I became a reader of tech blogs, mostly thesocial networkingsite blogs.  They provided me terrific tech knowledge. I then discovered: Darren Rowse of Problogger, Meg from Dipping into the Blogpond, Yaro Starak at Entrepreneur’s Journey, Leigh over at All for Women

ship. I read other blogs, I studied their comments, I left comments. I reflected on why I bothered to save some blogs to my favorites (I knew not of RSS at that time). Once I was sacked from families.com, I became a reader of tech blogs, mostly thesocial networkingsite blogs.  They provided me terrific tech knowledge. I then discovered: Darren Rowse of Problogger, Meg from Dipping into the Blogpond, Yaro Starak at Entrepreneur’s Journey, Leigh over at All for Women

have for maintaining its integrity to the people who are using that site?”. To me… the answer is simple. Related Content:The Most Awesome Social Network EverCreating Community Communication SilosPownce: Social Networks aren’t Identity NetworksWhat is Social Networking?Alex Kummerman on the ClicMobile AreYouHere Social Networking Platform