AIM, Cyworld, Del.icio.us, Digg, Ebay, Entropia Universe, Etsy, Facebook, Flickr, Frappr, Gaia Online, Gmail, Habbo Hotel, Hotmail, IMVU, Jaiku, Kaneva, Last.fm, LinkedIn, Meetup, Mybloglog, Myspace, Plazes, PMOG, Second Life, Seesmic, Skype, SLBoutiqure, StumbleUpon, TalkShoe, Technorai, Twitter, ustream.tv, WordPress, Yahoo, YouTube
This is a list of places on the Web where users can sign up for a profile. Some of these are social networking sites, some provide e-mail addresses, some are tools for online chatting… This is a long list-and it’s not even complete.
The Web is a great place for staying connected, making friends and networking. But, for someone who is involved in all sorts of online communities, it can be a chore to keep up with everything.
That’s why Onxiam.com was created. It’s a site that lets users keep track of their online personalities. When connecting with someone new online, it can be a hassle to relay all of your online identities. A page on Onxiam.com let users create one place to refer people to find out about their online identities. There is a directory of sites reaching far beyond the ones I listed that users can provide information about their online identity.
When a site is needed to keep track of all of this information, I have to ask-is this too much new media?
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Currently listening to: “How The Day Sounds” by Greg Laswell (Three Flights From Alto Nido, 2008)
