Hoosgot

http://singpolyma.net/2008/09/groups-on-the-open-web/ asks Hoosgot,

Groups seems to be a very popular concept on the social web.  Facebook, Myspace, Orkut, last.fm, Ma.gnolia, FriendFeed (rooms) : everyone has groups.  How do we think about these groups in the context of tearing down walled gardens?  Do we think of places like Ning that replicate all this functionality in a more open ecosystem?  Or do we push further into a more decentralized way of thinking and collaborating?  Try the following links out: DiSo: Twitter DiSo: Identi.ca DiSo: Technorati DiSo: Ma.gnolia DiSo: del.icio.us DiSo: Upcoming DiSo: Flickr DiSo: backtype What do you think?  Besides being a bit rough (some unrelated data sneaks in), this seems like a very good snapshot of what is going on in and around DiSo …

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