February 8, 2010

3 Steps to a Better Social

Social Today Feels Like Search A Decade Ago: Lots Of Noise And Lots Of Spam” – Michael Arrington

We all find it difficult to keep track of what is happening on our various profiles over the Internet, still we do not complain much, it seems as if we do not have a better solution. Do we?

Here is how  favit approaches the problem and the solution we offer:

First, when favit integrates a profile from a certain network it does not separate the different services (or media) into different tabs in the interface – all your content streams are melted into a single one.

Second, every integration in favit works both ways – everything you like on favit will be marked as liked on facebook or added as your favorite tweets on twitter. More than that, the comments on your shared links will not only be synchronized with the respective services but also brought together from the different platforms they were originally posted on.

Third, you will not have to build new socialgraph or remember the network of each of your friends. Once you integrate one of your profiles, favit brings to you all the information that would reach you on the original network, regardless if your friends have favit accounts too or not.

To cut the noise and limit the FRAM, favit offers great personal filters and lists, which tremendously help you filter, scan, and organize your content.

The major difference between favit and the rest of the social stream aggregators is that favit is built to accommodate future demand and growth, and not just barely cover the today’s needs. The result is a scalable and reliable solution to the Information Overload problem:

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