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Friends, Links, Reactions

I just read a great article that was really cool and I want to share it with my friends. How should I do it? Twitter, Facebook, email? I guess it depends. Twitter's pretty good but its easy to miss things in the stream. I don't know what Facebook will do with it or who will see it. Email is only for things I think are important to specific people.

All I really want is two things:

  • to tell my friends "this is cool" or "this made me [laugh|angry|sad|happy]"
  • to see what my friends are sharing and their reactions

Lets make that super easy!

Sharing

Two clicks to react to and share a link with my friends.

Sharing my reaction

Discovering

Popular Links

What are the popular things my friends are reading that I haven't reacted to yet?

Popular links

Activity Stream

What are my friends reacting to in realtime?

Activity stream

Friends

What are all the things that made my friend @jessica laugh?

Friends

What about Context Graph?

A reaction is a strong signal that gives us a valuable dimension of data that can't be inferred from the content itself. Understanding how people feel about the content they share can lead to more relevant recommendations.

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