Creating accounts for these social networking sites is
quite straightforward except Delicious. It’s just so unfortunate that when the majority
of the class were trying to use the “follow” feature of Delicious, the
Delicious team was also in the process of upgrading the system to limit spam,
making the user of a new account unable to follow other users. This issue was
eventually resolved. With all these social networking accounts that I have
created, Facebook gets more of my attention because most of my friends and
relatives are familiar with it – the number of friends I have gets larger every
day. To avoid some guessing games and to take advantage of the features they
have, I decided to borrow the latest literature available on Facebook and Twitter.
I am also determined to dig deeper in the coming weeks into what the other
social networking sites have to offer.
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
From a hesitant participant to having several social networking accounts
From being a hesitant participant of social networking sites,
this subject has turned me into an owner (by the end of the third week) of five
social networking accounts (six including the Weblog I created from previous
subject and reused for this subject)
- Facebook, Flicker, Twitter,
Delicious, and LinkedIn. At first, I felt slightly uncomfortable giving out
information to so many sites. However, the idea that the experience and knowledge
that I will gain from these activities will make me a better information
services professional in a socially networked world has given me some sort of
encouragement to go on. Besides, now is the time to reconnect with my friends
and relatives abroad. For easy access, I put the short cuts of these sites in
the bookmark bar of my browser. Also, I used a common e-mail account and
password for these accounts to make administration easier.
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