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"Dad Daily, which just began a preview mode today, is a social network for dads founded by tax attorney and dad of two Art Giacosa.  The site is still in the early stages, they say, and the feature set is very similar to the original version of MySpace - there are blogs, classifieds, events, groups, chat, photo rating, search, music, videos, a forum and a place to share parenting stories.  You can also send messages to other users and see their online/offline status.  Users have profile pages, too, of course.  These are divided into three sections - your social profile, your business profile and your personal profile - and you can choose between four layouts.  Other features include the ability to bookmark profiles and track your profile stats.  The remaining sections seem low on content right now, but the \"Stories\" section is clearly inspired by Digg and Netscape, allowing you to submit parenting stories and have others vote on them.\nIt's probably too early to comment specifically on Dad Daily's new site, but I'm left wondering how many dads will take to online networking.  We already have an abundance of mommy-focused social networks - Maya's Mom, MothersClick, MommyBuzz, MTV's ParentsConnect, Famster and many more.  Meanwhile, Australian startup Minti seems to appeal to both moms and dads, with tagging, article sharing and a Q&amp;A service similar to Yahoo Answers.  Dad Daily say they're not in it for the money, or getting funded or acquired, but I still wonder whether all these new niche networks will find an audience.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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