Networking sites have been a tool to reconnect friends and families separated by distance and time. I personally recall ¨Friendster¨ as one of the pioneers in the industry (in the Philippines) few years back that really made a statement in popularity and usability. It has been my motivator to have a digicam of my own, to be able to share life experiences online as I was always away from home to make a living. Expanded services eventually have flowered offering more privileges to users. I, for one started blogging in 2007 to get back with my interest in amateur writing (just to express myself) which was left behind in the pursue of catching up with financial obligations. Though I become not so active with Friendster lately, the group of people I meet there (particularly my Reader´s Forum mates - who now have a permanent link with me) are one of the many reasons to be grateful for their contribution to the success of social networking. It is sad to know that they are closing the...
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