Recall the way the web used to work? The way the web was meant to work?
status.on the web is a social network microblogging service that enables you to answer the question, “What is your status?” by sending short texting 140 characters long, called “status updates”, to your friends, or “followers.”
Your status updates are shown on your profile page, on the webpage of each and every of one’s followers, along with the status.online public timeline.
It’s the best way to communicate your friends and quickly broadcast information regarding where you are as well as what you’re up to.
Status updates are on a 140 characters. You can upload photos, videos and music up-to 50MB in space and embed other media.
Look for a few issues you love. And then find or invite people to follow. That’s everything you should caused by see and discuss what’s happening. Congratulations!
You’ve just mastered status.online. So let’s begin.
status.on the web is no alternative silo: instead, it’s whatever you build if you believe the net is the great social network.
status.on the web is the brain-child of project manager, designer, journalist and grateful dad, Dean Jones. Dean recently led about the setup and delivery of an major change program on the part of the House of Commons and House of Lords, UK Parliament. Dean gets older working in london, Islington, and attended St Martins College of Art and style. He left at the end of 2001 and be a Design Lecturer and then Project Manager.
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