Online Social Networking

Directory introduction 2 Literature and technology overview 4 Ready-to-use software 4 Programming language 5 Forum integration 6 Implementation security 6 Recommended method 7 Development language selection 7 PHP framework 8 Development framework 8 Identifying social networking features 9 User 9 Friends 10 User settings file 11 Status update 12 Private and public messages 12 Supported media 12 Group 13 Introduction Social networks can be defined as grouping individuals online and formal communities.

Social networks are relationships that are built among people. Online social networks are essentially similar, but they are new formats. Facebook and MySpace are the most popular online social networking sites (there are countless other sites), members from all over the world are diligent contacts. As Eric Hoover wrote, they are also sites where students can see themselves without limit. For the generation of thousands of years, it is "the most narcissistic in modern history" (Hoover, 2007, pA 41).

These and similar sites are new phenomena called "online social networks". In an online social networking environment, teenagers register and create individual profiles that provide personal information and photos. Then they will establish contacts with other people who have contacts or common interests and relationships, so-called "friends". Members participate in all types of communication and information sharing such as personal web pages, blogs, discussion groups and so on. The problem is related to these social networking sites, but the site itself is not usually a problem. Check the website and display the user agreement or "clause". These sites try to ban harmful activities. However, there are hundreds of thousands or millions of registered members who can not expect these web sites to be effective "nanny".