Comments on: Online Privacy: Your Social Chatter Reveals More than You Know http://www.cloudspark.com/2010/08/12/online-privacy-and-your-social-chatter/ An award winning communications strategy company Wed, 03 Aug 2011 15:27:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Woody Zeldab http://www.cloudspark.com/2010/08/12/online-privacy-and-your-social-chatter/comment-page-1/#comment-1139 Woody Zeldab Fri, 13 Aug 2010 06:53:29 +0000 http://www.cloudspark.com/?p=442#comment-1139 Jenny, I absolutely love your comparisons of the various social-networking sites in descending order, from wedding receptions to the neighborhood bar and shady nighclubs to, last but not least, professional networking meetings! Priceless! On that point, there’s a software developer here in Colorado who says he’s noticed an interesting dichotomy in the world of social networking: The more “friends” or “followers” one has, the more careful — and, hence, less private and relevant — one tends to become. “The pitfalls of sharing information online are growing as fast as social networking itself,” says Paul Kulas of zeldaB.com. “Many of us, for example, have found it increasingly difficult to weed out dialogue with people we ‘like,’ and trust, from the randomness and irrelevancy in posts by others with which we have nothing in common. It’s a shame we have to monitor our own behavior so much.” Zeldab.com is a new privacy- and security-based social-networking site where the user is in complete control of all private information. ZeldaB does not allow advertising nor does it monitor, capture or keep your information, so predators, spammers and window peepers are kept away with strong, built-in, 256-bit security that confirms the identities of each and every member. Check it out at www.zeldab.com. Jenny, I absolutely love your comparisons of the various social-networking sites in descending order, from wedding receptions to the neighborhood bar and shady nighclubs to, last but not least, professional networking meetings! Priceless!
On that point, there’s a software developer here in Colorado who says he’s noticed an interesting dichotomy in the world of social networking: The more “friends” or “followers” one has, the more careful — and, hence, less private and relevant — one tends to become.

“The pitfalls of sharing information online are growing as fast as social networking itself,” says Paul Kulas of zeldaB.com. “Many of us, for example, have found it increasingly difficult to weed out dialogue with people we ‘like,’ and trust, from the randomness and irrelevancy in posts by others with which we have nothing in common. It’s a shame we have to monitor our own behavior so much.”
Zeldab.com is a new privacy- and security-based social-networking site where the user is in complete control of all private information. ZeldaB does not allow advertising nor does it monitor, capture or keep your information, so predators, spammers and window peepers are kept away with strong, built-in, 256-bit security that confirms the identities of each and every member.
Check it out at http://www.zeldab.com.

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