Antisocial Networking Sites Bring Together People with Common Dislikes

[Kristijntje]

Online social networks are usually all about bringing together people who like the same things.

The founder of a new anti-social networking site, however, is finding that shared hates can be an equally effective bonding tool.

Software engineer Bryant Choung intended to satirize social discovery services when he launched his beta site, Snubster, last month. The site lets members create public lists of people and things that rankle them...

full article: http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,7...=rss.index

[xppman]

I wonder if we would be considered an "Antisocial Network" here at tuliptools
because we are rankled over things that ebay does all the time? 

[bargainbloodhound]

[quote author=xppman link=topic=3284.msg11956#msg11956 date=1144322709]
I wonder if we would be considered an "Antisocial Network" here at tuliptools
because we are rankled over things that ebay does all the time?  

[/quote]

Complaining about Ebay was yesterday's TulipTools.  The new TulipTools will be a social networking site for satisfied Wal-Mart shoppers to share shopping tips and tell stories about their wonderful Wal-Mart shopping experiences and purchases. 

*runs from Anita*

[maryrussel]

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