Unizr carries the 2.0 trend with spot on precision: that well worn e-less domain name, the wide, rounded letter sets, and those bouncy colors. And what could be more 2.0 than a lovely hybrid of discussion board and social network? Taking the lexicon further, users can topicize, selecting topics from the web (books, videos, pics and more); they can unize, by inviting their pals to discussion groups (public or private); and finally there’s the decidize part in which members use their personal desktops or u-desks to keep up to date on their fav topics. Members can comment and vote for topics or they can start their own discussions. Exploring new groups is easy with the Unizr ribbon as it ensures you'll never lose your place. Sign up for Unizr to contribute, or simply take a peek and see how it all works for yourself.
“Unizr is all about discussion. Our goal is to provide you with the best and fastest way to discuss about your favorite topics in an easy and straightforward way. With Unizr you can start rich topics, using photos, videos or any other resource you find while hanging out on the Internet.”
Unizr has the very, easy, user-friendly thing going for it. It’s got a pleasant looking interface which makes it a great setting for catching up on your favorite subjects and discussions. It’s allows for more flexibility than other sites like Twitter or Facebook. It’s a contemporary twist on an old idea.
Unizr hasn’t got the wow factor. While it looks good, will it attract a significant number of users? Is it simply too plain, too un-inventive?
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