Comments by lelapin

Tout cela reste quand même relativement touffu et confus pour le plus grand nombre. J'imagine qu'à partir du moment où quelqu'un, avec pas mal d'influence, mettra un place un tel outil et en démontrera l'intérêt, le gain potentiel, alors ça risque de partir comme une balle (la force du réseau). D'ici là, en attendant...

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Funny. I was searching Digg.com for this art... er post and leave a comment there. I typed in the beginning of the title "The Next Social Networks" and found one post in particular made end of last year (click here) titled: "The Next Social Network: WordPress".Personally, after having played with Del.icio.us, Diigo, Facebook and whatnot, I recently came to the conclusion that sharing with no return/feedback from anybody has little meaning so when comments are better valued than 'clicks', 'diggs', 'votes', 'shares' whatever digg-like website can think of it will really mean the beginning of the construction of a social network. Until now I haven't seen much taking that direction.
Make people talk with each others instead of at each others.

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I re-read the definition of what a blog is (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog) and honestly I don’t see in what Twitter differs from it save the obligatory length, hence micro.
Definition apart, blogging is whatever one decides it is, provided it fits a/m definition, no matter the support/platform.

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