Dennis Gorelik (
dennisgorelik) wrote2011-07-06 11:45 pm
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Google Circles vs LiveJournal
Silicon Valley debates if Google+ would kill Facebook and Twitter.
I wonder what would happen to LiveJournal.
It looks like Google Circles would directly compete with features that LiveJournal has (and FaceBook/Twitter do not).
LiveJournal allows to friend people without them them friend you back. Facebook does not do that.
That's probably why LiveJournal is still alive even though technically it fell behind.
Now Google Circles may finally kill LiveJournal...
I wonder what would happen to LiveJournal.
It looks like Google Circles would directly compete with features that LiveJournal has (and FaceBook/Twitter do not).
LiveJournal allows to friend people without them them friend you back. Facebook does not do that.
That's probably why LiveJournal is still alive even though technically it fell behind.
Now Google Circles may finally kill LiveJournal...
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Whatever.
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And that did not help [against FaceBook or LiveJournal]?
Talking about Orkut:
it has less US traffic than postjobfree does:
http://www.quantcast.com/orkut.com
http://www.quantcast.com/postjobfree.com
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Sure it did not help; the motivation there was totally different.
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And I wrote about the kind of motivation for social networkers at Google already.
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I thought that Google bought Orkut. But wikipedia states that Google developed Orkut:
1) in-house.
2) By the guy named Orkut.
3) On 20% time.
All three things are surprises to me.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orkut_B%C3%BCy%C3%BCkk%C3%B6kten
Orkut decided to use his 20% time to develop a cyberspace preserve where the people of the world could intermingle in peace, presumable so their good vibes would go viral.
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Why did Google pushed Orkut Büyükkökten aside from his baby-project [Orkut]?
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Вред разработчикам заключается в том, что древовидные комментарии имплементировать сложнее, но это не так уж и важно.
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