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The New Networking

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I first learned about social networking sites from my daughter, back when she was in high school, about five or six years ago. When she was a sophomore, these sites became "the thing to do" among kids her age. Believe it or not, it was before Facebook was open to high school kids and hardly anyone had heard of it yet. But the wave of social networking sites had started. First we saw something called Xanga on the computer. It was a site where kids were going to talk about music and themselves. As cautious parents of a teen girl worried about Internet predators, we banned her from Xanga. A lot of good that did! Next we saw a site called My Space. MySpace dominated the scene for about six months. For some reason, unbeknownst to me, it dropped off the high school scene in our area as quickly as it arrived. We were temporarily relieved, because it seemed as though we weren't going to have to ban another site. But then came Facebook.
机译:我大约在五六年前的高中时期就从女儿那里得知社交网站。当她还是大二学生时,这些站点成为了同龄孩子中的“事情”。信不信由你,那是Facebook向高中生开放之前,几乎没有人听说过。但是社交网站的浪潮已经开始。首先,我们在计算机上看到了一个叫做Xanga的东西。这是一个让孩子们谈论音乐和他们自己的网站。由于一个十几岁女孩的谨慎父母担心互联网上的掠食者,我们禁止她进入Xanga。做的很多好处!接下来,我们看到了一个名为“我的空间”的网站。 MySpace在现场占据了大约六个月的时间。由于某种原因,它对我来说并不为人所知,它一到,便迅速从我们所在地区的高中场景中消失。我们暂时松了一口气,因为似乎我们不必禁止另一个站点。但是随后出现了Facebook。

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