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"Sosauce, a social networking service with a visually-rich interface, is a set of utilities that immediately strike the visitor as unique. While the user can rather quickly intuit the general makeup of the site and its various components, it requires some measure of play. Yes, play. As in fun.\nThis isn\u2019t a talk-to-you-friends-make-new-friends-then-get-on-with-your-day kind of service. It needs you to linger. To browse. To dabble. Though it isn\u2019t particularly revolutionary in what it wants to help you accomplish, it\u2019s something in which much thought has clearly been placed. It\u2019s not the most efficient mechanism for sharing blog posts or journal entries or documenting where you\u2019ve been or what you\u2019ve seen. There are plenty of services out on the Web that will perform more ably in certain ways than Sosauce can.\n\nBut as a complete package, Sosauce is more or less analogous to a diamond among more rough-hewn items. It may not be the most practical venue to coalesce your content and discover new, interesting people. And it\u2019s sometimes slow to complete transitions and load new pages. But its presentation of content and media is impressive. Very impressive. So impressive that you might just excuse its little technical faults. Actually, scratch that. If you give it some quality consideration, there\u2019s really no question that you\u2019ll look over its soft spots.\n\n\nSo, yeah, on the whole, there are compromises to be made with Sosauce. It\u2019s not bound to be a MySpace or Facebook or a Bebo or any other top tier service. I would doubt it could serve the needs and wants of hundreds of millions of users, either technically or philosophically. But there\u2019s something to Sosauce that the most mainstream lack. At that is aesthetics. Great aesthetics. The way it displays photos, the way journals are published, in faux book form? Belissima.\nWeb design is not dead, folks. Web design is very much alive. Sosauce is proof. Nevermind MySpace or Facebook or any other uber popular bastion of social networking. This one\u2019s a beaut. And hey, it works pretty darn good too, for something very new and very beta. If you interested in collaborating with others - friends, family, strangers - to make cool stuff, Sosauce will give you what you need. \n\n\n\n\t\t\t\tSosauce 2min Intro from Sosauce on Vimeo.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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