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Map of online communities
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
May 2, 2007 12:00 PM
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I like it. That map makes sense to me. Things that look like CG fiberoptic sculptures don't.
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Where's Slashdot? I'd think it'd be among the IRC isles...
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Slashdot, also known as 'Isle of Slash', is located right under "Ocean of Subculture"
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The Series Of Tubes made me chuckle.
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where's google?
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"Google's Volcano Fortress" is west of sourceforge
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guess i was wrong about slashdot...they're right there adjacent to reddit and above "soviet russia" in the viral straights...i didn't recognize it because it was actually "/."
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'Fark' should be listed as Farkistan.
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It would be interesting to compare this to the same map done a year ago and a year from now.
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Check out www.mapjack.com, they have a unique way to look arround in San Fransisco, they have created a character (Jack) and you see exactly what Jack sees. You can roam on the streets using street level view. They just launched Panoramic View of stret-level images, through which you can watch arround jack at 360 degree angle.
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