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Image via Wikipedia JustUnfollow is a simple twitter app site for unfollowing users not following you. Simply sign into your twitter account and once authorized you can selectively choose those users you want to unfollow. Related articles by Zemanta Manage your Twitter world (blogs.msdn.com) Watching your Twitter follow ratio go down the tubes? JustUnfollow. (thenextweb.com)
Click through to see the plexo You can use these sites to find appropriate photos for your blogs or Squidoo. You can also upload photos to them as a way of storing them off your computer or sharing them with friends. Source: http://www.squidoo.com/free-squidoo-images-and-graphics // Related articles by Zemanta Squidoo (ozwebhub.com)
It’s free! Just copy and paste. No integration or coding. Users can share content across IM, Email or Social Networks Users share content without leaving your site Visitors can access their contact lists and easily reach out to their friends
Look, I don’t know whether I’d join this new one. It is called weblin. Avatars talking to avatars? How virtual do you want to go? Here is what weblin offers: Meet your friends and new people on every website! Weblin makes you and others on the Web visible as small avatars. There are others on [...]
I’m a member of about 11 social networking sites, most of which work in the same way. They also help you get more traffic to your web site or blog if you are a member of them. You might meet some people too. I’m going to send you to my profile of each of the [...]
There’s a very interesting article in The Age about Facebook and MySpace. The so called high priestess of the internet, danah boyd (yes she prefers her name to be in lower case) is doing a Ph.D on online culture. She maintains that MySpace is losing people to Facebook, both of which are social networking sites [...]
I read the following article in one of the computer magazines I recommended, but now can’t find it again to acknowledge the source. “What is Social Bookmarking? Have you ever seen additions to online articles that say “share this article” or “submit to Digg”, and wondered what they mean? These are links to social bookmarking [...]
