Social Media and Cooking Looks Like Old Community

Posted on October 25, 2006
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The site is worth a look, I’m not saying it isn’t. It might be worth joining though I’m busy elsewhere trying to knock mydietfriends into shape. All I want to say is that when you see regular subjects entering the MySpace space, you wonder is it really any different than old fashioned web communities? The future of niche content is taking a backward step?

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