need to start a new social networking site for a private community
Various social networking site builders?
http://freeforums.org/
Reply:Try Ning
http://www.ning.com/
Ning is the only online service where you can create, customize, and share your own Social Network for free in seconds.
Friday, November 13, 2009
What social networking site uses CSS?
Okay because my youth group started a social networking site and you can put a css layout on it, so what other layouts can I use for it? Like Xanga, myspace, bebo, etc. You understand what I'm saying?
What social networking site uses CSS?
in theory any website that does not remove or alter html tags from the entry boxes of the profile editor would support css.
you won't be able to use css layouts from ANY other website for your youth groups site, to apply css styling to elements in a page those elements need to be referred to by name...which are unique in nearly every website on the internet.
in short, myspace layouts won't work for xanga, bebo won't work on myspace, xanga layouts won't work on bebo. none of them will work on anything else - a css stylesheet has to be written from scratch *specifically* for a particular site which will normally apply styles to unique *named* objects on that site.
myspace, bebo, xanga, everything apply their own id's to sections of their site which are formatted using css - 'layout' sites consist of css which also use the id's of a specific site to format it, that code won't work on any other site.
to create custom layouts for your youth group's site you'll need to learn at the very least basic html and css then create your own css code based on the id names assigned to the objects you want to style.
Reply:Please try searching the web using yahoo or google.
wisdom teeth
What social networking site uses CSS?
in theory any website that does not remove or alter html tags from the entry boxes of the profile editor would support css.
you won't be able to use css layouts from ANY other website for your youth groups site, to apply css styling to elements in a page those elements need to be referred to by name...which are unique in nearly every website on the internet.
in short, myspace layouts won't work for xanga, bebo won't work on myspace, xanga layouts won't work on bebo. none of them will work on anything else - a css stylesheet has to be written from scratch *specifically* for a particular site which will normally apply styles to unique *named* objects on that site.
myspace, bebo, xanga, everything apply their own id's to sections of their site which are formatted using css - 'layout' sites consist of css which also use the id's of a specific site to format it, that code won't work on any other site.
to create custom layouts for your youth group's site you'll need to learn at the very least basic html and css then create your own css code based on the id names assigned to the objects you want to style.
Reply:Please try searching the web using yahoo or google.
wisdom teeth
Are social networking sites, like myspace and facebook, actually making people lonelier?
I came across an article discussing 7 reasons why the 21st century is making people miserable. %26lt;%26gt;http://www.cracked.com/index.php?name=Ne...
One of the author's reasons talks about how "online company" lacks real world expressions like body-language and sarcasm. According to a study cited by the article, what we verbally say to someone accounts for 7% of actual meaning, while non-verbal gestures account for the other 93%.
Face-to-face interaction is crucial for our well-being. Social networking sites offer an easier and more tempting substitution for this, but deprive us of what we really need. So do you believe Myspace and Facebook are, ironically, making people feel lonelier by replacing real, physical interaction?
Are social networking sites, like myspace and facebook, actually making people lonelier?
I don't think so. I believe social networking will help you get more friends. Myself, I found most of my old friends thru social networking and that's how we get in touch mostly. True, there is no physical interaction. But hey, even with friends that from the same city, we hardly meet each other, right? So, my answer is still no, it won't make you lonelier.
The difference is just how you communicate to each other.
Reply:Great question and response. I honestly think that yes in some cases and no in other cases. I feel that this applies to all of the web, not just social networking sites.
Reply:No! I strongly disagree. People who join out of loneliness in the first place, maybe yes, as they are looking for something personal which just can't be given. Most people I know join because others use it, so they meet up more. It's not over used either, since loads of people still go out together. It can help bring people together, it more than often does, but those who are alienated by society and use it to feel less lonely I think maybe are going to be disappointed. They shouldn't use myspace or facebook as people mostly give comments, not conversation.
One of the author's reasons talks about how "online company" lacks real world expressions like body-language and sarcasm. According to a study cited by the article, what we verbally say to someone accounts for 7% of actual meaning, while non-verbal gestures account for the other 93%.
Face-to-face interaction is crucial for our well-being. Social networking sites offer an easier and more tempting substitution for this, but deprive us of what we really need. So do you believe Myspace and Facebook are, ironically, making people feel lonelier by replacing real, physical interaction?
Are social networking sites, like myspace and facebook, actually making people lonelier?
I don't think so. I believe social networking will help you get more friends. Myself, I found most of my old friends thru social networking and that's how we get in touch mostly. True, there is no physical interaction. But hey, even with friends that from the same city, we hardly meet each other, right? So, my answer is still no, it won't make you lonelier.
The difference is just how you communicate to each other.
Reply:Great question and response. I honestly think that yes in some cases and no in other cases. I feel that this applies to all of the web, not just social networking sites.
Reply:No! I strongly disagree. People who join out of loneliness in the first place, maybe yes, as they are looking for something personal which just can't be given. Most people I know join because others use it, so they meet up more. It's not over used either, since loads of people still go out together. It can help bring people together, it more than often does, but those who are alienated by society and use it to feel less lonely I think maybe are going to be disappointed. They shouldn't use myspace or facebook as people mostly give comments, not conversation.
New social networking site by yahoo?
Heard yahoo has released a new social networking site called mash.yahoo.com. Has anybody tried it.. If so, how do you find it?? will it compete with Orkut??
New social networking site by yahoo?
yes, but it is not available for general users. it will be available soon
New social networking site by yahoo?
yes, but it is not available for general users. it will be available soon
Monday, May 4, 2009
Social networking sites?
Which social networking site would you say has a more mature and interesting user community, MySpace or Facebook or others.
Social networking sites?
I prefer Facebook over anything, I feel that it's more geared to the more mature (although some of those applications are annoying). It has that nice, clean look to it.
Of course you can find mature and immature discussions and people on both sites, but I have had more encounters with the immature on myspace more than anything else.
Reply:MySpace.
Definately.
But only if you find the right people.
Reply:Myspace all the kiddies have moved to the "newest" thang
shark teeth facts
Social networking sites?
I prefer Facebook over anything, I feel that it's more geared to the more mature (although some of those applications are annoying). It has that nice, clean look to it.
Of course you can find mature and immature discussions and people on both sites, but I have had more encounters with the immature on myspace more than anything else.
Reply:MySpace.
Definately.
But only if you find the right people.
Reply:Myspace all the kiddies have moved to the "newest" thang
shark teeth facts
Social networking sites?
Can anyone tell me a social networking site thats free and its like a blank canvas and very customizable. Please do not name the following sites : MySpace, Facebook or Bebo ive tried them all and they suck!
Social networking sites?
http://www.vibesconnect.com
www.fubar.com
I had a couple more but I dont remember :( sorry.
Reply:http://www.GlobalLinker.com
I just joined the website recently. GlobalLinker is a FREE website for small business owners and professionals to network. They also provide free business tools such as briefcase, leads, groups, events, jobs etc to increase efficiency and sales. Let me know how it goes. Join our company network (Paul Cappilo).
Reply:actionleague
it is for playing hockey or basketball or soccer with other people but you can CHAT unlimited
Social networking sites?
http://www.vibesconnect.com
www.fubar.com
I had a couple more but I dont remember :( sorry.
Reply:http://www.GlobalLinker.com
I just joined the website recently. GlobalLinker is a FREE website for small business owners and professionals to network. They also provide free business tools such as briefcase, leads, groups, events, jobs etc to increase efficiency and sales. Let me know how it goes. Join our company network (Paul Cappilo).
Reply:actionleague
it is for playing hockey or basketball or soccer with other people but you can CHAT unlimited
Social Networking websites asking for email password when signning up, safe?
Hello, I received email from these social networking websites telling me my friends have invited me to join the 'community' (a quick check with my friends confirmed the invitation by them.). My problem is, during the sign up process, it asks for my email's *REAL* password. Is it safe? If it is, WHY DO THEY DO THIS?
Websites that I have encountered such sign up dilemma: Tagged, Flixster.
Social Networking websites asking for email password when signning up, safe?
Are you sure it wants your email password, not just a password for that social networking account that you're making?
I agree: Why would a social networking website want your email password? Honestly though, you're better off with either Myspace or Facebook for that matter or if you really need to register for that site, then make a dummy email account.
Good luck and be safe.
Reply:I would use a web based, "Throwaway" email address such as can be had at yahoo, excite, google and hundreds of other places.
Websites that I have encountered such sign up dilemma: Tagged, Flixster.
Social Networking websites asking for email password when signning up, safe?
Are you sure it wants your email password, not just a password for that social networking account that you're making?
I agree: Why would a social networking website want your email password? Honestly though, you're better off with either Myspace or Facebook for that matter or if you really need to register for that site, then make a dummy email account.
Good luck and be safe.
Reply:I would use a web based, "Throwaway" email address such as can be had at yahoo, excite, google and hundreds of other places.
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