When tagging friends on Facebook goes wrong

Just a minute ago I saw a couple of contacts of mine being tagged in this photo. The square on the left hand side indicates a third man…and well, yeah…. Anyhoo, comments on the right are harsh and states that this is absolutely not fun nor cool. I assume this photo was uploaded and tagged by a teenager thinking he was funny. Turned out to be very wrong. It is somehow comforting that most teens actually know when the limit is reached. Poster of the photo apparently did not.

Filed under: Criticism, Internet, Social networking, Facebook, friends, tags

LIFEmee wants to help you improve your life

Japan based startup LIFEmee.com is a life management tool that aims to improve your life. They say. A quick look at the service leaves me with nothing but confusion though. According to co-founder Kenny Lum LIFEmee is about:

This is a new proto-type life management tool. We are based in Tokyo and we want to help people set clear goals, monitor their daily lives and basically improve their lives. 

Okay, so I want to set a clear goal and I want my life improved. What do I need to do? The following services will help you. I think. Or… Confusion total. Me, syntax error.

 

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Filed under: Social networking, Social overload

LiveForFame – like Flickr but better looking

Liveforfame.com is a photo and music sharing network in private beta. Slick looking and the community is still young and cozy. Upload your photos or music (your very own music, I presume) and share it to the rest of the L4F:ers who can comment and "star it". Easy, peaceful and interesting. Just like Flickr but with all the clutter gone. Could be the Posterous in a Posterous vs WordPress fight. Nowadays we want it light, minimalistic and simple. Liveforfame is at this point this. I hope it stays that way.

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Filed under: Social networking

Why I love Fluther

Fluther is a social networking service for asking questions and getting answers in real time. I discovered the site a year ago and I have since then checked back now and then. The most remarkable thing about Fluther is the community, the people using it. You can basically ask everything and you always get honest and friendly answers. Here you won’t find any immature or hostile comments, only decent feedback from a huge community. It has huge potential and I am amazed that more people haven’t discovered this friendly haven. Welcome to Fluther!

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Filed under: Internet, Social networking

TweetDeck just became fraking awsome

via tweetdeck.com

The competition between Twhirl, Seesmic and TweetDeck just got tougher. The latest release of TweetDeck brings you an integration with Facebook and MySpace that is at this point almost too good to be true. You can finally “like” and reply directly within TweetDeck to feed in your Facebook news feed! And this, ladies and gents, is a huge step for desktop Twitter/social networks clients!

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Filed under: Apps, Microblogging, News, Social networking, Technology