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It Takes Lot of Social Networks to Make Up the World
Filed in archive General by Linda Roeder on July 4, 2007
It Takes Lot of Social Networks to Make Up the World
"In real life most people only have one social network one professional network." ~Simon Wakeman (June 24)

I disagree with this statement. I don't believe that offline most people only belong to one social network and one professional network. Think about how many social networks you belong to in real life.

Some of my social networks include: my family, PTO at the kids school and the kids that my son races with and their families. Some people may even include the people from their church, their other kid's sports if they have more than one kid in sports or if their kids have more than one sport a piece, maybe a sewing or book club. Their are a lot of social networks we make in our day to day lives.

This is why we crave to belong to more than one social network online too. You may join MySpace and Facebook, then went on to join more niche targeted sites. Maybe you joined a social networking site for your cat or dog and another for parenting and maybe another because you love cars. I don't see anything wrong with that.


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