A New Social-Network

A New Social-Network

Intro

This research paper presents a change in access to web accounts for social networks and possibly emails; it present in detail a new kind of social network entrée that can be applied to emails in future. Most social network and email accounts available today require that new users register to use the service while old users log in with their username and password. It appears that this has come to stay since it is obtainable on all websites with little or no exception. Using the steps in this paper, it is possible to be an active member of a social networking website without prior registration. A social networking website helps to connect friends, families and groups, enabling them to share messages, multimedia files and other stuffs. Social networking has grown to become the new way people around the world connect and share information of interest in the 21st century. There over a billion social network web accounts submitting billions of posts weekly. It is normal for new users to register on social networking websites to have the privilege of membership. Registration submits user information and helps to know the number of users on the website. Some internet users are not on social networking websites, for some reasons; some others have quit the service. Governments, Web provisions and individual factors may be responsible in different environment for this. This research paper takes registration off membership criteria for social networks and shows what a new social can be.

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Info

A website maintains a series of web pages, multimedia files and other digital métiers on the World Wide Web; it is usually accessible via the internet or some other kind of network. A web page can be termed as a document connected to the Worldwide Web accessible via the internet using a web browser. Worldwide web can be termed as a network having websites that offer web pages, animation and multimedia files through the hypertext transfer protocol.

We can say the internet revolves around web pages or more broadly websites. There are billions of web pages available over the internet with millions uploaded weekly. They are used to share information, relay messages, as safe for data, for learning, business and other purposes.

Something about anything can be found on the internet with web pages as the medium; text, audio and video conversations are also available via the internet; use of the internet is vast and growing rapidly. Diversifying internet usage, certain individuals or groups found it reasonable to develop a platform that allows people connect and have social relations.

A social networking website offers social network service; this provides a platform where those tied on certain interdependencies get to each other. Individuals, groups, organization, share interests, values, vision, etc.

There are tens of websites offering social networking service; some have succeeded in adding value to lives. They help to connect friends and families that have been out of touch; aid contact and dissemination of urgent, important information; and probably give some young people something to do online.

Social networking is changing the way people use the internet; some social network posts are available in search results; news are sometimes revealed first on social networking sites; social networks have assisted in meting out information to people needing urgent assistance; it has also being used to protest or mobilize people to show their grievances against questionable authorities; organizations, governments, institutions, megastars, have deep presence on social networks so as to reach their own.

There are all kinds of social networking websites offering all kinds of service: some ease photo sharing; some enable quick and short messaging; some enable sharing text and multimedia files together; some are used to educate; some are used for charity and some are used for video sharing. Creating a different and specific social network service can increase the popularity of the social networking website.

Market share of social networking websites have surged because of the growing number of users and ads on them. Social networking will never be obsolete it will rather evolve with better platforms as one presented here.

Writings

To the crux of this research paper: developing a social networking website that will not require any kind of registration for members, making everyone and anyone who can use a computer device and have access to the internet automatically a member so long the person visits the website and logs in with specific username and password.

Let me call the name of this proposed website Stef to avoid repeating “social networking website”. When stef is lunched, specific instructions will be available on the homepage before prospective users proceed to log in to the website.

Stef is expected to be a very intelligent website, sensitive to activities carried out by users and their interests; since registration is absent, it will understand activities specific to users: locations, interests, instant conversation with friends or family, groups and government pages.

Users will be instructed on the front page of stef to choose specific username and password; usernames will also be case sensitive to boost security. Examples of unique usernames against passwords are: davidstePhenx2 / 1135799; stepHarixqz / qwertyasdf; dsatveIpdhen / geomagneticpin.

There are billions of internet users worldwide; this entrée should appeal to many since registration does not separate a user from membership, it is possible that many people share the same name, computer, Internet Protocol (IP) address and so on. Overcoming this is the first question this paper answer before jumping to the features of the website.

Choosing unique usernames and passwords will be advised to ensure utmost secrecy for users, however stef will make provisions to ensure that users that have previously logged on truly own accounts. The second information on the front page of stef will be to instruct first time users to build a profile to keep the page theirs from that time on.

When some one logs in uniquely to the website, he will be expected to have a profile containing original names, email (not compulsory), gender, age group, borough, interest, upload pictures, Education or work experience (either or both), music, songs, movies, newspapers, TV, governments, websites, books, quotes, lexicon, religious interest, political inclination, people, motivation, hopes and aspiration.

The list appears long; this is to make up for the ‘loose’ social platform where email verification and usual registration is needless. About ten profile questions should be answered on first log in else account maybe put on pending or have the username and password recycled.

Developing a profile should not take time but depends on how fast the user types and the server speed at the time. After creating a profile, the user starts seeing posts and information related to his interest immediately.

Let me create a shady Stef profile of me for better understanding, name: David Stephen; borough: Bronx, gender: male; age group: mid-early twenties; interest: Research and Development, Science and Technology; Work Experience: Theoretical Research Place; music: instrumentals; movies: Coming to America; newspapers: Telegraph; TV: BBC; Governments: Australian; websites: Xinhua, Google News; books: Applied Physics textbooks; quotes: Science Mothers The World; lexicon: wend, cornucopia; Religious Interest: Christianity; Political inclination: apolitical; People: The Queen, John Holdren, President Nelson Mandela; motivation: change; hopes: scientific expert; aspiration: research associate.

The profile is this simple and interesting. Someone may want to ask at this point that aside registration what differentiates stef from available social networking sites since users create similar profile. The difference is obtained in the way people connect, share and interact, the unique way users are identified and the latitude provided on stef.

Let me say I log in with username: davidstePhenx2 and password: 1135799. I will create the profile above and additional information like anything I desire; example, hopeful itinerary: Resolute bay and Antarctica; wishes: I wish I have a good knowledge of economics to make me present relevant papers for world economic recovery.

After creating the profile; posts and information of interest will be seen around parts of my page; posts so interesting to keep me on stef for the time. Information from my profile will be intertwined to make posts available to me enthralling.

One of the unique login features of stef is to determine how users log in to the website.; Typing username and password will be likened to composing a message, where draft is saved per second; the stef will understand how fast users type their respective log in details, some users may decide to type username elsewhere to be copied and pasted on the username box while he types the password normally in the box or vice versa.

 ‘Remember me on this computer’ will also be available to be checked. Date of birth form will reside on the homepage permanently for first time users because of children online privacy protection act. ‘First time user?’ can be the question that maybe checked to spread the date of birth form and also give the website advanced knowledge of the type of user prior to login in.

The next time I log in with my username and password, stef compares my typing to the first log in, will pardon me (for nuance) since it’s my first time. After this, I will be directed to a page, where the website detects my present location against my last location or (IP address), if it stays same, then I may be asked specific interest or wish or something I am expected to know alone my answer maybe encrypted like password, my page opens after this. This may not be necessary if the user is remembered on his computer or if the uppercase letter of his username or password is typed correctly.

Stef is unique and intelligent, and users are also expected to create unique and different profiles, the question that leads to opening users homepage maybe asked and answered by the user. It may answer the last activity on the site, it may answer read posts on the site, it may ask and answer mother age group, it may ask or answer any question that no ‘guess man’ may easily answer, failing to ask or answer right three times will automatically send the user back to log in page.

It may also be that after entering username and password, it takes users to a specific page, where all kinds of interests are listed: music, books, quotes, etc. Users that have created their profile will know how to get through. A user may have to rearrange some according to his preference by picking and dropping in ascending, descending, horizontal, vertical or diagonal order; a user may also click once or twice on some and thrice on others just to ensure it is the actual user that is logging in. Username and password not previously chosen takes user straight to the page to develop his profile.

Stef will not be stress to use since these processes may or may not follow but very unique usernames and password may just be prerequisite and in case of missing this, the processes above may follow, the way stef should come everybody will relate.

Friends and close relations may know interests of certain people, how is it that they don’t guess to enter the user’s profile? First, username and password is assumed to be unknown; if they log in by chance, and know the interest, they may fail to know how many clicks or how to arrange his interests.

What if the original user forgets some of his log in methods or leaves the website and returns after sometime? Since he owns the account it will be detected easily,

Not all his profile will be available to the public he should remember some inputs and use them to log in.

Forgetting username and password is easily corrected by creating another stef account and using the new account to mirror the old account; password reset may not be available immediately but will be monitored after complains to the website, it should be restored by monitoring activities if similar to the former or can also be possible by link sent to email if the user previously added his email.

This website may also help reduce the risk of automatic login especially when the computer gets out of hand, these processes maybe followed.

Usage

On a stef user’s home page, there will be display of posts, news, from groups and folks of the user. Places to go on the website include “primary page” which shows posts, uploaded multimedia files and others according to the preference of the user and according to time.

“Me” (a sub-page of the primary page) shares part of the user profile he’s wants others to see, this should contain part or all of the profile in the example above. For a user viewing another user profile, stef may display profile which has similar answer to that user, for example, user A only knows user B’s political inclination is apolitical if same for own profile. Stef may show this for other options too. There will be some general information free for display such as name and location. “Me” page also displays pictures and other multimedia files.

When viewing the profile of others, “me” page will appear as “him” for male, “her” for female, “us” for country, “we” for groups and so many other pronouns that respectively apply.

“Make friends” will be another page on the website, this will help user locate friends by sort of an advance search; important tags in the search is friend full names, location, education or work and any other information a user has about another person to ensure the person is found since email or name search does not only apply here.

Pictures may or may not be displayed with results; direct link can be created between friends that have informed themselves of their presence on stef. Family may also be linked alike; groups can be joined depending on user’s interests. Group updates and posts will be available at one corner of users’ webpage.

Family or relatives list maybe separate from friends list where there is special connection with cousins, nephews, nieces, kinsmen, kinswomen and so on, this maybe used to bind family online (young users have right to their privacy here). Respective family members can use the website normally without interference, interests relating to their location and origin will be available for them.

When friends searched for are found, they will be added to the user’s friends list this will make them relate partly, the user will only be able to view available profile halfway until the recipient connects as friends on stef; same applies to family.

For friends advanced search don’t find, users will be told to reduce the number of tags for broad results. It may also be possible that the person has not been on stef.

It will be possible to send direct and instant messages between users, however, a button is provided to clear off or immediately decline the conversation if wanted, and messages may also be returned in the same format sent showing that the recipient declined to read or reply the message.

According to the sample profile, it automatically draws interest in research and development for me; this may come in relation to North America my location and young researchers of my age group. It may also be advanced to physics (relating to books or subject if filled in my profile). Updates will be provided across this and I can also search for interesting groups to join.

Music can be uploaded from one’s computer and be played while using stef; a song can also be used as login verification where users jump to his favorite part of the song or select what part he wants to start listening to the song.

Watching uploaded videos on the website will be made possible and Links to watch videos on another website can be posted for friends to see. There will be online games that can be played between users having themselves on the same (friends or family) list; there will also be games that can be played individually by users.

The website will be fun with features relating to users interests, location and options. Freely accessible stuffs across the web will be available on the website, links to read books and article, history and general knowledge notes will all be available.

A radio station can broadcast from here or provide update to listeners anywhere around the world, users have the chance to listen especially to past broadcasts uploaded; a good student who writes can upload his articles on stef, since the article is uploaded with tags, people can get to the article within stef or be directed from search engines. Stef intends to be a home where one can stay and have a good time.

Government of nations and specific departments will be encouraged to have stef profile where they can see doings of their people; with such people being able to send their recommendations to them. It will be easy for users to see the good works in departments and governments of other nations and recommend their government or respective department to do likewise.

A users can change colors and fonts, can also have his stef page in 3dimension, get news as it unfolds, see discussions making waves, learn about the future, connect with others, get informal education, get important parts of articles related to their findings and do many more things.

There is flexibility in using this website as members too can create as they want; stef can invite and bring on websites and links that people find important for example, those showing statistics, time, calendar, innovations and many more in diverse categories.

Alliance

This appears to be the most interesting aspect of social networking where users can identify with celebrities, nations, governments, institutions, schools, places, subjects, teachings, gadgets, purpose and aspirations.

How will this be structured for stef where registration is needless and truly social devoid of serious attachment by users and rigidity by the website? First, I want to classify what users can align with as groups. Let me take a news paper as example, Telegraph, intending to come on the network, they can use their official email and may also have reservations for their staff.

Having an official email to create a stef account will not be the only option for groups to be on the network; another likely option is to have stef accessed from the website of telegraph to direct them to open the account. Official email use and webmaster effort will be intertwined in having this.

There are malicious websites; stef will guard against them, man to computer conversation maybe necessary here. The webmaster of telegraph will create an official telegraph account on stef and other reporters or columnist intending to have an account will do through the webmaster. For uniformity, individuals will have log on with username and password while groups register as obtainable on other socials.

Stef will access the website of telegraph and ensure it is Daily Telegraph of the United Kingdom; it creates a ‘pre-account’ and monitors their website for some hours before confirmation. The question arising from this line: will this apply to thousands of websites and businesses available over the internet?

It should. Known and popular groups will need some verification before confirmation, any other group bearing similar names to the known ones will respect the groups that have accounts already.

Websites interested will be allowed to share their post to groups before log in attempt or confirmation by stef. This social will really be social, where there is freedom and ingeniousness from users.

What if someone log in and tries using the name of an organization? Normally, direct login is available for individuals; as profile is developed and saved as draft, stef understands and refers such individual to group creation, through their website or official email.

If official email or website is unavailable, a new approach will be opened for the group, this maybe the case for small businesses, upcoming entertainers, up and coming groups, etc. One of the questions in having a profile for this group is “have you ever done anything that has been reported anywhere online”

If yes, they will be asked to provide the link or links. They can also provide their official page on other social networking website.

Stef visits the link and identifies them, if the prior information on their profile matches the description, they are told to provide their email, the profile is therefore developed; their posts and doings on the website is closely followed for sometime before final confirmation of account.

If are no links to other socials or any link at all, stef will request the group representative develops a profile as an individual first; the profile page will state that he represents say qhz merchant. They maybe advised to get a weblog or officialize their stef page pending the confirmation of the profile; which has no specific duration.

David Stephen representing qhz merchant will be different from David Stephen’s individual account. The profiles will be different since the former represents a group or organization while the latter represents an individual. With online search and verification by stef, fictitious accounts from this feature will be prevented.

Up and coming celebrities may need some verification to avoid being impersonated, for them they will be allowed to have their full profile as an individual with a public consideration, to have friends but any user can be their friend without formal consent. Their profile will be made available to the public; they will be allowed to put links on their profile to direct users to video sharing websites containing their audio tracks and videos.

In creating a public profile for this upcoming level, they may need to give sincere answers to questions like how far they have gone towards their career in terms of estimation of how many people should likely know them and how many should in coming months. These and more specific questions will help the website place (or grade) them appropriately, if their answers appear bogus, compared to their ‘status’ the form maybe refreshed.

Stef will not despise small beginnings; the information is to ensure that stef hands them effective web provision in relation to their kind of music if artist or sport if athlete; resources to boost their performance, putting them in spotlight for other users around their location or interest will be another feature for them.

The usual way groups and famous individuals throwaway their social network page, will apply here also, for example daily telegraph can let people know through their prints or website that they can visit stef.com/telegraph to access their stef page telling people that a multidimensional approach is given to their news and information on stef.

Special groups for a purpose can also be created say ‘arise for charity’ a profile will be developed for such and questions of how they intend to advertise the page will be asked and the need to have such group at the time; stef will help alert people who share similar interests with the group.

Multinational corporations will have their page match their profile on stef; this means their profile will link them with interest, businesses, people, projects etc. So stef works to help them grow. Stef supports users towards their vision, mission and core values.

Stef is also expected to have a page where it announces new groups, famous celebrities who just joined the network, this maybe provided by an official stef page.

Within territories that don’t allow socials; stef can operate there since users within the territory will only connect and share with users staying there. Any user on stef that travels into the country will only share with friends on his list within the territory. This automatically isolates the users in that territory from others but hands them the experience and good.

Everyone is automatically a member of stef so long username and password can be provided via the internet on stef. To estimate the amount of users on stef the number of unique usernames and password that have logged in already is considered and the number of profiles created is also considered. Users of a website as stef will surge across boundaries in weeks.

Stephen

I am sure you have questions, I have question too; so who do we ask? Can we ask those guys that turned to Page in April, 2011 or asked those referred to as ‘computer code’ giant? Their answers may interest us since the former is plus with social and the latter’s bing will bring to stef steps for searches.

Maybe stef will be built by a small business in Thomasville, or a growing tech company in Dunedin, whoever is interested may have more from me and make stef what they think since most of the features writing here are preliminary.

This should be a research paper with the subject of this heading conclusion but it is itself social from the first heading. Social networking makes people happy, especially the popular ones, but this kind of social that gives much latitude will too.

David Stephen