2 posts tagged “microblogging”

Microblogs do exist in English, Chinese, Spanish, Russian, French, Korean, Portuguese,

Japanese, German, Turkish, Polish and Dutch. (see http://microblogs.ning.com )

A new fase of microblogging did arrise more recently: specialised and adapted to one of the

many possible usages of the concept.

emotions/feelings

http://moodmill.com
http://emotionr.com

Expressing what you feel and why you feel so was the earliest of the fonctions that did get

special attention and an own form to do so.

statements

http://floort.com

Stating your opinion, bringing the arguments you see and getting feedback from people who

care to do so by voting and/or answering to your statement.

help

http://help.com

Crying out for help and findable people willing to listen and maybe able of doing something

for you. Giving advice, support or even aid.

topics

http://babl.nl

Getting online together and sharing tips, advice, links, thoughts, knowledge and wisdom on a

specific topic in a simple way.

I suppose that microblogs specialized in posting urls will be findable quite soon.

del.icio.us , digg.com and reddit.com might be in danger...

Pieter Jansegers

http://microblogs.gemzies.com

Microblogging. I do remember some time back an article about Twitter stating it was a completely useless service. I disagreed because I was already microblogging a long time before that, using a guestbook.

http://jansegers.mygb.nl 

And even before. Mainly to inform others about the webgems I found out about.

Everybody knows the two main microblog services Twitter and Jaiku. 

http://twitter.com
http://www.jaiku.com

But there are some other microblogs too... an non-exhaustive listing:

English / multilingual
http://tumblr.com
http://pownce.com
http://www.yelago.com

Dutch
http://numpa.nl
http://babl.nl

Chinese
http://fanfou.com

Spanish
http://fritsi.com
http://www.khaces.com

German
http://www.dukudu.de
http://www.wamadu.de

Japanese
http://www.feecle.jp/

Indian
http://www.funpiper.com
http://www.snockles.com 

French
http://noumba.net

Indian
http://www.snockles.com

Italian
http://www.meemi.com

And if you don't like to repost the same message to different place, but you like them to be at more places at once, there is

http://www.hellotxt.com