LinkMood.com - It's All About How You Feel

Twitter, in some sense could be called a social app of mood. Given its use as a light comms presence application, many find it practical and easy to update how they feel. A similar service is the newly launched LinkMood. LinkMood is a social community dedicated to sharing moods, of course. Basically, it’s Twitter with more social features. Users can easily update their feelings-- without a 140 character cutoff—they can participate in conversations, make new friends, and catch up with the latest entertainment and international news. Users can browse through messages by mood; their own messages are compiled under the section headed ‘My Mood’. Members also get their very own profile pages where they can manage their moods and friends. The site is free to join.

“Linkmood is your easy-to-use community, where you can quickly share your moods, interact with people, and more. All for FREE. Become a member today and make your mood count!”

Sharing your mood seems to be becoming a popular past time. Presences apps like Twitter and even light blogs like Tumblr have propagated this meme of shared minutiae in which every little detail, especially how you feel becomes all important. LinkMood makes it easy for members to connect through similar feelings and in this sense, it could work well to further social relationships.

Will people take to this site? It’s basically been done before; there’s nothing novel nor exciting about it. What’s it going to do to attract a solid following?