ok - so how did you stumble upon them??

I'm trying to work out the whole web 2.0 usage thing if that makes sense - what gets noticed and how?

Posted By: camcan on April 10th 2007 at 12:19:43

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you young things and/or geeks on here - a question (General Chat) - camcan, Apr 10, 11:48:36
- The only "social networking" thing I use is last.fm (General Chat) - BerlinCanary, Apr 10, 12:26:48
  - Gosh perish the thought (General Chat) - camcan, Apr 10, 12:29:01
    - the obvious way to do it is to using existing networks (General Chat) - Dave in France, Apr 10, 12:41:55
      - "get some cool people on here and on other forums to try out the network" (General Chat) - Old Git, Apr 10, 12:44:07
        
        you're top of my list (n/m) (General Chat) - camcan, Apr 10, 12:45:48
      - ah exactly (General Chat) - camcan, Apr 10, 12:44:05
    - You know, with all these sorts of things (General Chat) - BerlinCanary, Apr 10, 12:38:23
      - that's pretty much how I feel too (General Chat) - camcan, Apr 10, 12:41:27
        
        Here's a John Naughton article - he's usually pretty reliable (General Chat) - BerlinCanary, Apr 10, 12:58:36
- Online dating? (n/m) (General Chat) - iwans_ex_dentist, Apr 10, 11:49:19
  - yes of course that's why I'm asking (General Chat) - camcan, Apr 10, 11:50:38
    - I do use it (General Chat) - conker, Apr 10, 11:57:24
      - i like stumble-upon (General Chat) - Dave in France, Apr 10, 12:04:04
        
        ok - so how did you stumble upon them?? (General Chat) - camcan, Apr 10, 12:19:43
        
        The Register has good articles on the Web 2.0 thing (General Chat) - BerlinCanary, Apr 10, 12:29:29
        
        it's about networking, isn't it? (General Chat) - Dave in France, Apr 10, 12:24:55

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