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how can i build my tynt network?
i'd like to engage in a discussion about why tynt has any merit, and why it doesn't. my question to start the process of gleaning value from this semi-original idea, hopefully resulting in a clear understanding of THE original idea, is this:
how is tynt planning to facilitate the means for its users to network? after all, the network itself is the content creator. that's the web 2.0 model. if we are going to move beyond web 2.0, we need to think about how we are already achieving the web 2.0 model. i have no way of understanding how to add friends to my network, or finding existing tynt users who i might already know.
here's a second question to supplement or broaden the scope of the first one:
how is tynt planning to facilitate the means for its users to improve the means of actually influencing web content, rather than merely commenting on it?
here's a "blue ocean" idea for you: imagine if the web-based API of wikipedia were available for all web content. this is the kind of potential i see in tynt.
tynt could provide a platform for gathering a large network base, as well as a means for writers, editors and designers to share improved designs with all of their contacts.
how is tynt planning to facilitate the means for its users to network? after all, the network itself is the content creator. that's the web 2.0 model. if we are going to move beyond web 2.0, we need to think about how we are already achieving the web 2.0 model. i have no way of understanding how to add friends to my network, or finding existing tynt users who i might already know.
here's a second question to supplement or broaden the scope of the first one:
how is tynt planning to facilitate the means for its users to improve the means of actually influencing web content, rather than merely commenting on it?
here's a "blue ocean" idea for you: imagine if the web-based API of wikipedia were available for all web content. this is the kind of potential i see in tynt.
tynt could provide a platform for gathering a large network base, as well as a means for writers, editors and designers to share improved designs with all of their contacts.
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Inappropriate?Hi Joel,
In regards to the creating ways for you to facilitate connections to your network, we are building a number of features that will allow you to connect to other users. As of right now, if you go to www.tynt.com and click on "go to my profile" button and login, you can see what your friends are tynting and creating. Your friends are automatically added to your contact list when you share with them via e-mail. We're planning on adding a number of features to make this more intuitive and seamless.
The use case that you describe is one that has been raised a number of times and we're looking at how viable that strategy is. Do you see tynt acting not only as the commentary, but also with the ability to edit content on the fly? or are the tools set specifically to provide suggested changes? A number of designers have suggested that tynt is the perfect way to communicate with clients about proposed designs.
Thanks,
Mike Wong
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