I'll one up you on this. Maybe one particular group of coders can build a giant CMS that also has social networking features and allows everyone to have their page on the web, and keep up with what their friends are doing, without having to own, set up and administer their own servers (a prowess which most are incapable of). The hardest thing would be getting critical mass, but if someone could do it, wow, that would be awesome, right?
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I'll one up you on this. Maybe one particular group of coders can build a giant CMS that also has social networking features and allows everyone to have their page on the web, and keep up with what their friends are doing, without having to own, set up and administer their own servers (a prowess which most are incapable of). The hardest thing would be getting critical mass, but if someone could do it, wow, that would be awesome, right?
Sweet. We can call it Everyone On-line, or EOL.
We'll start first in the States, and call it AOL.
http://wordpress.com/
Really, what's the matter with blogs and feed readers for keeping in touch?
You know what would be great? A blogging platform that's light (picture / link attachment painless) and that also has a feed reader built in.
Oh wait ... http://www.tumblr.com/
That sounds so interesting that you could probably make a movie out of it.