do all those things. And it waited here all this time, patiently expecting me to show up again, and provide an account of what i did. So yes, definitely worth it!
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I really don’t use 43 People at all. It hasn’t helped me to meet new people or reconnect with old friends. I have other social and professional networking tools at my disposal.
i have no idea what this whole thing was about, but yah, so now i have one less thing to do.
It’s a super new approach to social networking, but I’m not sure I want such details to be public. I don’t have a stratgey for this yet, and given that my foray onto MySpace resulted in me deleting all my contacts I don’t think I’ll be formulating one any time soon, but I’m not going to stop people who don’t know me writing nice things about me… or am I?
Anais Finn - drifter.
and the subscription feature is very well done there. I wonder whether I’ll be using some of the other site features? It does look like the private messaging feature could be useful as well. Some bugs, but I’ll report them once the dust has settled a bit. They might be gone by then anyway.
purplefibermom feels hung-over even though I didn't drink anything last night
It is cool to see the blogs & flickr accounts of the people I subscribe to as well as all the various 43* entries.
I really like the new yearly summary, although there is a glitch in computing how long it took us to complete a thing (for example, some goals that I added as “I’ve done this” show that I took several months to complete), and places not yet visited are often showing up and “not worth visiting.” I’m sure the robots will fix those soon enough.
But overall, I think the summary page is very cool.
I have been playing around with the subscribe function of 43 people. Not only can you track people’s activity on the 43sites… but you can even add feeds to them. So I’ve added people who aren’t even on 43____ yet, and put their blog feed there, so http://www.43people.com/subscriptions is becomeing my feed reader for friends.






