January 1st, 2012 at 11:49PM
Like a forest getting older, our social network usage will continue to diversify. And that’s a good thing. The many overlapping networks will come to occupy personalized niches in the social biome. Some will flourish; many will just survive; others will die. But to the extent that they find their own niches instead of duplicating what others are doing, the individual network and the biome will flourish. — There Is No Next Facebook: How Multiple Social Networks Will Peacefully Coexist  (via courtenaybird)

Interesting view. Just today, I was talking with a friend about what will be the next “Facebook”

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