Is this any different than simply using Google or Yahoo Groups and inviting people you know to join?
I think there are so many new social networking tools that people forget the ones that have already existed for years.
Nick O'Neill
· 1 year ago
The real difference is that the community now lives on your site and not somewhere else.
Eyal Magen
· 1 year ago
Justed wanted to point out that on May we released Gigya Socialize - a social API product with similar value proposition for site owners, but one that has both components level and API level for developers. This provides much greater flexibility for site owners.
For example, sites owners can tag actions on their site and present a news feed so friends can see each other actions actions.
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I think there are so many new social networking tools that people forget the ones that have already existed for years.
For example, sites owners can tag actions on their site and present a news feed so friends can see each other actions actions.