Anyone heard of this one? Eurekster?
Jeff Jarvis says:
: Esther Dyson mentioned the latest thing in search: social search. Eurekster looks at what your friends search for.
: I am dying for the passive friends network (and Technorati is a credible start): To whom do I link? What are their connections? What are my connections? The problem is separating positive links from negative, perhaps even grading the quality of links. I don’t want to spam my friends to enter networks. I’m already in networks; I want systems that measure and map that.”
More on eurekster from Roland Tangalo and Ben Hammersley. Also Biz Stone, hatch.org, w axy and anil
I got in, looked around a bit, and invited some friends to join so I could see how it works. However, like Real Contacts, there is the question–why do you need this site to see what your friends are posting or looking at?
Anyone heard of this one? Eurekster?
Jeff Jarvis says:
: Esther Dyson mentioned the latest thing in search: social search. Eurekster looks at what your friends search for.
: I am dying for the passive friends network (and Technorati is a credible start): To whom do I link? What are their connections? What are my connections? The problem is separating positive links from negative, perhaps even grading the quality of links. I don’t want to spam my friends to enter networks. I’m already in networks; I want systems that measure and map that.”
More on eurekster from Roland Tangalo and Ben Hammersley. Also Biz Stone, hatch.org, w axy and anil
I got in, looked around a bit, and invited some friends to join so I could see how it works. However, like Real Contacts, there is the question–why do you need this site to see what your friends are posting or looking at?