In order to keep up with the world of Web 2.0, it is necessary to constantly be checking the forums and sites that review web start-ups. One worth looking at is Tweako.com, a simply arranged site that allows users to submit descriptions of websites. Tweako is about sharing computing and technical information, whether it be tutorials, guides, information, howto"s, new software, interesting/useful websites and services, and so on. The home page shows recently submitted items, but they are also organized by popularity according to ranking, so you can see what other users think is a good site. Also you can search sites by category (like what kind of Web 2.0 it is) and tags. The reviews are not especially detailed, so it´s a good site to look at if you want to briefly scan the recent picks. Also Tweako has community features so people who are interested in internet start-ups can meet, chat, and share information on the site. As a member, you can have a personal inbox with private messages between each other and can also earn user points for contributing articles. You can make your own "My Tweako" page with RSS feed and tag it. Also you are entitled to get help from the forum whenever required, so you can use the site to improve your internet knowledge and skills.
“Tweako.com is a user-powered community website, and social network, specializing in all aspects of computing, technology, and the Internet. Our users submit hand written articles, or links to outside websites, which are guides, tutorials, service reviews, new software, general information, how-to"s, and much more. Tweako.com is a place to learn and share information and knowledge about every computer and technology topic out there. We hope to create a website where users can find information and help for all their computing needs that accommodates all levels of skill and difficulty, from programming to cleaning spyware.
The idea isn´t especially novel, but Tweako is a website-reviewing site that has everything it needs to be successful. The fact that its reviews are shorter than most may work positively for the site if people use it when they don´t have a lot of time to find something.
Against the competition, Tweako has some catching-up to do, as many websites have been successfully providing information about internet start-ups for a while now.
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http://www.tweako.com/
