Social Oyster is a tool that lets you share your online social activities with friends. This site offers three features, the Oysterpass, the Social Search Engine, and the Oysterline, that let users showcase their activities and interests. Users kick off their use of this site by registering their own personal Oysterpass. This function shows users’ friends and blog visitors their web-based social movements and activities. The Social Search Engine allows users to search their friends on various networks and platforms. Finally, the Oysterline allows users to turn the tables and follow their friends’ online social activities. Social Oyster already supports numerous networks, including Twitter, Flickr, and MySpace.
“The first thing you should do, is to create an account and fill out your Oysterpass. (it takes 2 minutes) Your Oysterpass will show your friends or the visitors of your blog or website (you will get a button for you site) your social activities at the internet… You can search for friends on different plattforms. Just enter a username an see what's happened.
Use "places" to find users in your neighborhood… You can follow your friends at your Oysterline. The Oysterline is an ajax-realtime-reader. You will never miss an activity of your friends.”
Use "places" to find users in your neighborhood… You can follow your friends at your Oysterline. The Oysterline is an ajax-realtime-reader. You will never miss an activity of your friends.”
With a little more site development and some cleaning up of the written text, Social Oyster can be a powerful social network linking tool. Since Social Oyster already supports loads of applications, this is an easy tool to adopt.
How can the site be more developed in appearance? What additional text can be added to explain how the tool works? Are there any additional applications that should be supported?
Visit website:
http://www.socialoyster.com
