http://messenger.es/skyspace-skype-social-network_1850/ messenger es todo sobre la mensajería instantanea. msn messenger, windows live messenger, programas messenger, messenger adictos, ... Noticias, programas, tutoriales, ... sobre mensajería instantanea, whatsapp, Tuenti, msn messenger, yahoo! messenger, jabber, google talk, skype, voip, vozip, ... Thu, 09 Feb 2012 20:35:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://messenger.es/skyspace-skype-social-network_1850/comment-page-1/#comment-6340 jim asiano Thu, 28 Dec 2006 16:36:59 +0000 http://www.messenger.es/2006/12/15/skyspace-skype-social-network/#comment-6340 skySpace is sharing to make friends in the Skype Network. skySpace empowers Skype users to tell stories by sharing their photos, video, audio, and documents via their skySpace homepage-either privately or to the community at large. Users personalize their skySpace homepage with backgrounds, images, layouts, borders, and fonts-eliciting a torrent of conversations from anyone who visits their home. skySpace users are rewarded with feedback on the number of visitors and their identities. have heard you say "that stories are a great way to package up information in an understandable context (I am paraphrasing here)." Do you think a social network would be enhanced by people being able to swap stories like on skySpace? Would this kind of exchange engender trust (yes I saw the thread on trust)? One of the issues with skySpace which I have talked to the developers about is that you can just currently share with those on your Skype contact list. The idea of a social network is to be able to traverse social nodes to get to other people in the nextwork, i.e. friends of friends. You can also publish publicly and anyone on Skype can see what you published and comment on it (one way to get new friends.) skySpace is sharing to make friends in the Skype Network. skySpace empowers Skype users to tell stories by sharing their photos, video, audio, and documents via their skySpace homepage-either
privately or to the community at large. Users personalize their skySpace homepage with backgrounds, images, layouts, borders, and
fonts-eliciting a torrent of conversations from anyone who visits their home. skySpace users are rewarded with feedback on the number of visitors and their identities. have heard you say “that stories are a great way to package up
information in an understandable context (I am paraphrasing here).” Do
you think a social network would be enhanced by people being able to
swap stories like on skySpace? Would this kind of exchange engender
trust (yes I saw the thread on trust)?
One of the issues with skySpace which I have talked to the developers about is that you can just currently share with those on your Skype contact list. The idea of a social network is to be able to traverse social nodes to get to other people in the nextwork, i.e. friends of
friends. You can also publish publicly and anyone on Skype can see what you published and comment on it (one way to get new friends.)

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