Extract: "To do so, WhoDoYouKnowAt offers a unique "Levels of Trust" system which allows your online relationships to more accurately reflect those in the real world. With each connection, you can set their "Level of Trust" to reflect your real life relationship. For example, when sharing a contact's information with some folks, you can choose to remain anonymous. With your more trusted relationships, however, you can choose to share all your network information. For those close connections who you want to invite into your trusted network, you can invite them to "pair" with you, meaning you'll mutually exchange all your contact information. Unlike with LinkedIn, you don't "pair" (aka "friend" or "connect") with all your contacts - just the designated trusted ones. " continue reading: WhoDoYouKnowAt: Because LinkedIn is Too Open, Written by Sarah Perez
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Labels: Career, clustered graphs, Data mining, edge bundles, Graph visualization, implicit surfaces, level-of-detail, Visual perception, Visual Search
We see the world as we are, not as it is, because it is the 'I' behind the 'eye' that does the seeing. —Anais Nin [information courtesy: 'Consider ...' @ ThisIsNotThat, ... differences that make a difference...]
