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January 11, 2004

Evaluating YASNSes

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Posted by Seb Paquet

Christopher Allen has posted a comparison of social networking services based on his experience with each. He points out that those services all present barriers to entry and suggests that the usefulness to cost ratio might not be sufficiently high, at least in his case. A followup post offers a number of worthwhile replies and pointers. And over on Meatball, Christopher has recently begun identifying Wiki design patterns.

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