In reply to Future of Dolphin and Niche Social Networks
Below is the legacy version of the Boonex site, maintained for Dolphin.Pro 7.x support.
The new Dolphin solution is powered by UNA Community Management System.
The new Dolphin solution is powered by UNA Community Management System.
still, i feel this is 50% interesting. the other 50% contains a fragile bottle of scare to the admins[luckily not for boonex]
i hope not all the Dolphin owner's intentions is to "COMPETE" facebook the need is "SUSTAIN"
its million times hard to sustain our site and we do not have time to think about competing.
well, looking into other sns there are a good% see more
tagged.com is clearly nothing more than a facebook want-a-be that offers even less
ning.com is more to Andrew's point
bharastudent.com is impressive attempt to deal with Indian cultural and language issues
Admin structure is implicit in Andrew's direction for Dolphin. The humanism that is at the soul of the internet is the key. I for one will gladly support any effort see more
there is a saying in boonex "All webmaster have their unique requirements and when the feature of Dolphin doesn't work as they like it the way they want that is reported as "bugs""
by that, the above post is "MY VIEW" rather than "on-behalf of the webmasters"
Tagged.com, ning.com and bharatstudent.com are referred to showcase their way of "Virality"
which is not available in the "Core of Dolphin"
Lastly, by not having see more
I do not feel grounded in Dolphin enough to speak to your "Virality" issue nor do I really understand the point. If you have time, your explanation of Virality and elements that reflect it would be interesting.
When it comes to Blogs and Forums it sounds like our goals are in line.