How to Start a Social Networking Website Part 1: Background, Manuals and Lists

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Thank you Peg for linking to my post. On my blog I have a page of Resources that I refer to often. I invite people to join the Facebook Group for Community Managers – http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=3553055120&ref=ts
It’s quite active.

Thanks for this post. I t is very comprehensive. Nothing missing so far. But if I find anything will be sure to share with you.

Thanks, Peg, for referencing the article in i-Lighter’s blog, The Light Stuff. I plan to do more niche networking articles for this exciting emerging trend. In the meantime, check out i-Lighter, an excellent free tool that gathers and stores information from anywhere on the web — something teachers and researchers will find very handy.

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great list, thanks

Just a geek-note: it’s just “Wikipedia”, not “the Wikopedia” ;-)

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hello, am really interested in starting a social networking website. i have a great idea and a reason why people will join such a group. i have found the common thing that can link this people. starting up is a problem. I really thank you so much for giving out all this notes. please i will need a continuation of all this and i can personally talk to you, then i will be glad. However, i come from Ghana which is located in Africa, it does not matter anyway.. i really love this.. thanks


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