My response was that it depends on what you mean by social networking since lots of Web applications are lumped into that category but either way I think all of these different categories are here to stay. In a social graph, each person is a vertex and each relationship connecting two people is an edge. MORE >>

How many different time zones might be represented by the group? Will there be subgroups that work on different things? Do the interactions need to be synchronous (same time) and/or asynchronous (different time) interactions? I’m always updating my.doc copy and customising it for different contexts. Describe them. MORE >>

Interactions become one-way, more similar to RSS than to real relationships. Posted by: tyler | July 8, 2008 12:40 PM is this an ad? Posted by: Michael | July 8, 2008 12:43 PM Sarah, Thank you for the covering. But the service is certainly not too good to be true, if we can just look at everything from a different angle. MORE >>

have a stack of different card decks that have been created for various purposes that I use. There are five different thematic sets, plus ideas for different applications. Geoff on 12 Mar 2010 at 3:37 am I use the Creative Whack Pack by Roger von Oech to encourage people to think about problems from different perspectives. MORE >>

Collaboration tools and social features Common features, but are not limited to, include: forums, wikis, blogs, media, rss, aggregation homepages, presence, instant messaging, and ability to connect to identity systems such as LDAP/Active Directory. Rafa July 20th, 2007 10:17 am Hi again, Krawler’s link is wrong. communication. MORE >>