TechTonic (.org) par Antoine Vialle

Voici un Mindmap bien complet des réseaux sociaux posté par Dave Pollard du Canada:



Je vous fais connaître également son analyse des 10 problèmes à résoudre dans les prochains outils de Social Networking, pour que cela donne des idées à des entrepreneurs chez nous...

Here are (still) the ten biggest problems with most existing Social Software tools:

1) Inflexible, tedious information architecture ("Why is entering this field mandatory?")
2) Profile poverty ("This tells me absolutely nothing of value about this person")
3) No separation between What I Have and What I Need personas (the information about you I care about depends on whether I am 'buying' or 'selling' -- even classified ads 'get' this)
4) Lack of harvesting capability ("Why do I have to enter this again?")
5) Populated just-in-case instead of canvassed just-in-time ("Oh, sorry, I no longer work there" and "Oops, sorry, I'm married now")
6) The most needed people have the least time and motivation to participate
7) Over-engineered and unintuitive
8) Lack of scalability and resilience: Centralized instead of peer-to-peer (when it gets too big or goes down, you're out of luck)
9) Socially awkward ("I'm not going to tell someone I've never met that!")
10) Low signal-to-noise ratio because of dysfunctional information behaviours (blockages, disconnects, lack of trust) -- these need to be accommodated by Social Software tools, instead of ignored