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<font size=4>Everything2 (e2, c. 2000-14) was my first "social network" experience. Wikipedia was main subsequent one (2006-21). <br/><br/> | <font size=4>Everything2 (e2, c. 2000-14) was my first "social network" experience. Wikipedia was main subsequent one (2006-21). <br/><br/> | ||
4719 Sameboat, my domain for this, accepts current users from Facebook, Google and Twitter.<br><br> | |||
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<font size=2>After a long weaning period, my contributions to the public wikipedia are reduced to minor edits with any substantial content developed here instead.²<br/><br/>[[GitHubEtc|<span style="color: pink;">GitHubEtc</span>]] has more external links.</font><br/> | <font size=2>After a long weaning period, my contributions to the public wikipedia are reduced to minor edits with any substantial content developed here instead.²<br/><br/>[[GitHubEtc|<span style="color: pink;">GitHubEtc</span>]] has more external links.</font><br/> |
Revision as of 04:58, 19 September 2021
The owner of this domain space is also the same person as these users at the given external domains:
Everything2 (e2, c. 2000-14) was my first "social network" experience. Wikipedia was main subsequent one (2006-21).
4719 Sameboat, my domain for this, accepts current users from Facebook, Google and Twitter.
After a long weaning period, my contributions to the public wikipedia are reduced to minor edits with any substantial content developed here instead.²
GitHubEtc has more external links.
Mostly inactive:
- e2 OI ΠOΛΛOI
- LiveJournal
- MySpace
- 2nd Life (Lycurgus Zhangsun)
- YouTube
Stub:
Was active in news groups, etc. since the mid '80s, used IRC since turn of century.
¹ Effective 14 days later. In February 2021, I dropped the dev account and Facebook login from apps. No Facebook, period.
² In general I'm using Google, other platform's free API as software not for social purpose.
Moses and Aaron Mati Klarwein, 1971