being yourself friendster style?
In "Attack of the smartasses", issues of online identity and the purging of fake friendster profiles are discussed. I'm going to read the rest of the article on the bus.
If you haven't already done so, sign up, or add me to your friendster (or fakester) network [bisjoshc@msu.edu], because my network of 346,000 people isn't quite overwhelming enough.
update: the article also provides a clue about how friendster plans to make money: charging $8 per month to contact people outside of your personal network.
It must be a slow news day: salon covers the fakester phenomenon and uses "friendster" appropriately.
If you haven't already done so, sign up, or add me to your friendster (or fakester) network [bisjoshc@msu.edu], because my network of 346,000 people isn't quite overwhelming enough.
update: the article also provides a clue about how friendster plans to make money: charging $8 per month to contact people outside of your personal network.
It must be a slow news day: salon covers the fakester phenomenon and uses "friendster" appropriately.
evidently, it has something to do with "dating".