Evolution of online communities - the future?

[Privateer]

i was out of town for a couple days.  Thanks for the responses, it gives me more to think about and discuss with my buddy.

For the record, I wasn't talking about DMF.  I agree about the depth and breadth of a boards knowledge driving it's relevance and longevity, but I think the audience my friend and I were talking about is different than the DMF audience (ie, DMF is more wise/knowledgeable/older).

And don't forget.. FB is king right now, but it wasn't always the case.  There will come a time for it to wane and something else to take its place.  One thing I've been hearing more about are private/semi-public niche SM sites.  Don't know a lot about it right now, but hoping to learn more.

[hbliam]

I use an iPad for 90% of my Internet usage now. Tapatalk isn't necessary. I don't need to zoom at all and use it in landscape orientation primarily.

Facebook was king. I think people are tiring of it and realizing its really a waste of time. I was a daily user and deleted my account a month ago. I haven't missed it.

[MendoDave]

I use an iPad for 90% of my Internet usage now. Tapatalk isn't necessary. I don't need to zoom at all and use it in landscape orientation primarily.

Facebook was king. I think people are tiring of it and realizing its really a waste of time. I was a daily user and deleted my account a month ago. I haven't missed it.

Its better to hang here anyway.