📚 node [[2003 12 17 ventureblog conserving social capital]]
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The article talks about guarding our time and relationships as social networking sites grow.
This neatly parallels some recent experiences of mine with LinkedIn. Scott Loftesness (which is where I saw the pointer to the article) echoes thoughts I had on LinkedIn a while back:
I'm finding there's just not much of a "there there" for me. Nothing that draws me back to regular usage. Somehow expanding LinkedIn's view of my network just doesn't get me excited -- like they think it should! There's certainly nothing there I'd be willing to actually pay LinkedIn for!
Tribe.net and the Vancouver-based Zerendipity are much more interesting to spend time at. Perhaps in part because I've limited connections there to "people I've met in person"?
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- public document at doc.anagora.org/2003-12-17-ventureblog-conserving-social-capital
- video call at meet.jit.si/2003-12-17-ventureblog-conserving-social-capital
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