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Researchers help define next-generation social networking
“One thing that’s very broken in the social tools we have right now is context and boundaries and a sense of who I want to share what with,” said Liz Lawley, director of the laboratory for social computing at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Many social-networking sites essentially force users to become part of a huge community, or they force users to choose whether someone else is a friend or not, with no other subtleties defining that relationship, she noted.
Comments (2)
Patrick Lajeunesse5 months ago
It's funny, huh? It's almost as though she was writing advertising copy for Sixent. ;)
Valeska O'Leary5 months ago
The 3 pre-set profiles at Sixent, my updates make a lot more sense. No more silly updates to my professional network. That's what I like about Sixent. Bravo!
