"Self-disclosure has been redefined online. In Web 2.0, it's led to blogs and Tweets, Facebook and instant messenger, each developed to help users share the inane minutiae of their lives with others. A life examined to the point that Socrates himself might say, 'Guys, that's enough.'" (9/9/08 WPost article on tracking tools)
*BedPost was created to map users' sex lives online - everything from partner to duration of the encounter to descriptive words, which could later be viewed as a tag cloud.
http://www.bedposted.com/
*MyMonthlyCycles offers free personalized tools to monitor, track, and manage your monthly menstrual cycles.
http://www.mymonthlycycles.com/
*BrightKite is a location-based social networking site.
http://brightkite.com/
Bytes of Life
by Monica Hesse
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/09/08/AR2008090802681.html
This blog is meant to capture the intersection of business, economics, politics, science, humanities, global culture, facts, figures, ideas, human nature, inventions, technology, health, food, sex...It is really an ode to life and the many things to think about and consider along the way.
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Interesting...why people want to share their life with the general public? Is there a part of exhibitionist in all of us?
Although very tempting, I am afraid to check out those sites...can we do it together??
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