This post was written by Jody Jonnson
Facebook is not completely immune to fraud but there is room for fraudsters to violate the rules and gain info to user account details. The platform should stay the same; meaning it is up to us, the user to stay vigilant when using Facebook at all times. Overall, it is good at breaking the ice with companionships whether it’s work or play. Long gone are the days that Facebook was predominantly for students; though the student population on Facebook is massive. It certainly looks that Facebook will continue to be versatile in concept building.
The Social Networking Website Orkut lets you reunite with you school buddies. Interestingly, a lot of users have even found their virtual or real love or life partners through Orkut. In This Social Networking Website people are ultimate love going on with Graphics and comments. There is an ultimate Collection of Graphics which u can send to your friends. There have been a lot of controversies for orkut on newspapers. But, it depends on people how they treat and utilize it.
LinkedIn’s current incarnation of InApps does not seem to help it truly compete with Facebook user engagement and third party developer participation. OpenSocial developers who created applications for InApps did not innovate based on LinkedIn’s core strengths relative to Facebook, and LinkedIn itself seems hesitant to truly follow Facebook’s lead based on potential conflicts between InApps and its established business model. Current applications don’t leverage LinkedIn members’ ability to discover people based on three degrees of separation and to forge relationships via LinkedIn’s industry leading tools.