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May 2006 
First Time Zaadstering
Posted on May 11th, 2006
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Andy
Andy
I became aware of Zaadz this weekend from an ad in WIE. I have enjoyed the experience of completing my profile and the like. I am now interested in understanding a little more about the architecture and the ambitions of the Zaadz portal of love.
If I were to write blog entries, who would see it? What is the strategy for facilitating interaction among zaadsters? Am I able to "push" info to existing zaadzsters or am I waiting for somebody to "graze" by? I once ran a software company that created a knowledge management portal for the World Bank in which we encountered many of these issues. Success is based upon creating some form of social gravity that pulls people back to zaadz on a regular basis.
Can anybody describe the type and nature of the zaadz social gravity?
If I were to write blog entries, who would see it? What is the strategy for facilitating interaction among zaadsters? Am I able to "push" info to existing zaadzsters or am I waiting for somebody to "graze" by? I once ran a software company that created a knowledge management portal for the World Bank in which we encountered many of these issues. Success is based upon creating some form of social gravity that pulls people back to zaadz on a regular basis.
Can anybody describe the type and nature of the zaadz social gravity?
Access: Public
Yes your blogging is public.
Just got around to reading your Blogg. It does seem like you just have to wait for people to come around to looking, but I think that the tags help with that. I know when I put a “George Bush” tag on one of my blogg entries, it got more hits than the rest! Perhaps you can advertise that way.
You have the option of only allowing friends on Zaadz to see bloggs or let them be seen by all. I usually choose all. I haven't met anyone on Zaadz that I haven't liked. For someone as critical as myself, that's very rare in a community.
Zaadz itself it addictive because of the people here, not because of the software (although that is a huge draw too). Just keep being your very enlightened self and I, for one, will keep reading!