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"MothersClick, which launches on October 17th, is a new social network for moms.  It combines a bunch of separate social features - groups/forums, tagging, a question and answer service ala Yahoo Answers and blogs - all tied together with a nice design.  Users have basic profile pages, too, but most of the activity revolves around answering questions, joining groups and sharing your experience through blogs - in other words, it's more about the content than the people.  Questions can be made public or private (accessible only to members of your group).  A rival product, Minti, has a similar approach - they allow users to write and rate articles on parenting advice.\nI think it's a nice attempt, but there are a few things I might have done differently.  The huge header completely dominates the site (you have to scroll down to view the content on almost every page) and it seems heavily text-based right now: it might be improved by having bigger member photos, photo-sharing for pictures of your family and perhaps some kind of profile personalization - not as extreme as MySpace layouts, but anything to make the site more human would help.  Those things aside, MothersClick is looking good for a first attempt.  Rivals include MommyBuzz's \"MySpace for Moms\", MTV's ParentsConnect and Famster's social network for families.\n\nMothersClick"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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