A bit like Subjot, Ayloo is a social networking site that lets users follow conversations, not other people. That is, Ayloo is what I like call a thematic network. You have your family, your friends and your colleagues as contacts, but what crops up when you visit the site is primarily all the conversations that people have been having concerning all these topics you are keen on.
And Ayloo knows exactly what to show you for the simple reason that it asks you to individualize your interests and hobbies. Taking that into account, Ayloo emphasizes these conversations that would appeal to you most of all.
Other than that, the site is not that different from Facebook in the sense that you can contribute to the content which is presented to you, and add your very own insights along with images and any other media that would let you drive your points home faster.
By the looks of it, the concept of thematic networks is coming into its force. And the moment Facebook lets users set up their profiles to do something similar is the moment we’ll be able to say it has become consolidated.
Ayloo.net In Their Own Words
Ayloo is a place to have meaningful conversation with the people you know and the communities you care about. Our network makes it easy to connect with everyone, from someone you just met to your close friends and family. We understand that you connect differently with everyone in your life based on your relationship with them. Ayloo takes that into account, so you can be yourself online.
We created Ayloo because we thought the web needed a pull in the direction of choice, accountability, and simplicity when it comes to online communication. We are also strong believers in form and function working together to create a harmony that everyone can enjoy and use. We hope to remain connected to our users throughout our journey, reforming our vision continually off of your feedback. Ayloo is yours, after all.
Some Questions About Ayloo.net
How likely/unlikely is this to become the future of social networking? 
