What would be the determining factor that would get you to switch to a new social networking site?
Would it just be that all your friends are on your current SNS?
Would it be a new feature of the new SNS? If so, what would that feature be?
Would it be that the site is more of a niche community?
Etc…
Thanks for any input!
Probably the density of my real life network already on that ‘SNS’. I’m a lemming!
In terms of niche communities… I find that I dip in and out of ‘conversations’ that take place in comments sections of online magazines I read, or bulletin boards I visit. I’d be unlikely to want to hook in to more permanent relationships with users on those sites – the connection there is a single interest or issue. On those sites, organic connections happen on an ad-hoc and inconsistent basis because users have nothing in common but that interest. (Or nothing that’s immediately obvious.)
Facebook is popular, I think, because of the robustness of real life relationships – trust. New people you meet online are more likely to have more in common with you in several areas of life.
There is no user function that would make a difference. People tolerate awful usability on FB because of its social psychological dimensions.
What is the best graphics card available for 3d games in India, and recommend the best network switch?
What is the best graphics card available for 3d games in India, and recommend the best network switch? What are things to care for high speed internet for 10 computers? What are the networking methods?
NVIDIA GEFORCE series 8(basic) or 9(hardcore gaming)
they are the best for 3d games.
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What about the thousands of people in my Smart Line Down?
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But But But they said it was Free to Free Join?
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Was I Scammed?
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Quinton whats the bottom Line?
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