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İnci Sözlük (incisozluk.co) is a Turkish-language “sözlük” community: a fast-moving stream of titles (başlıklar) where users post short entries (entry) in threaded conversations. It’s part forum, part micro-blog, with a culture shaped by wit, speed, and topical obsessions. The format rewards sharp hooks and memorable phrasing. For…
iNaturalist is a citizen-science platform where people record biodiversity: users upload observations of organisms (photos, audio, date, location), the community suggests identifications, and high-quality records become “research grade.” That workflow has made iNaturalist one of the most widely used biodiversity data sources globally. For publishers, this matters…
Hi5, revisited: why this older network still matters Hi5 has evolved from its 2000s heyday into a lighter, social-oriented space built around meeting new people, casual conversation, and community groups. It isn’t a buttoned-up professional forum, and that’s the point: users arrive in a talkative mood, open…
HR.com is a longstanding professional network for human resources professionals that combines social networking, content, research, training, and community features. It began as an HR magazine and evolved into a platform where HR professionals share insights, best practices, and research. Its central value lies in being a…
GapoWork isn’t the typical social network. It’s a workplace collaboration platform that merges the familiarity of a social feed with the structure of an internal communication tool. Built in Vietnam, GapoWork has evolved from a local experiment into a rising hub for companies modernising their internal culture.…
What Flickr Actually Is—and Why It Still Sends Readers Flickr is a photography community first, a social network second. It’s built around public photo pages, albums, groups, and a modernized “About” profile that showcases who you are and where else people can find you. The key for…
What Filmow Is—and why it still matters Filmow is not a standard social network. It’s a structured film catalogue and discussion hub built for viewers who treat movies as culture, not content. Users rate titles, maintain viewing lists, and most importantly for publishers, they comment — often…
What FilmAffinity Is—and Why Publishers Should Care FilmAffinity is a long-running film and series recommendation community built around user ratings, lists, and a “Movie Soulmates” engine that connects people with similar taste. It’s part database, part social network, and part film diary, with profiles, watchlists, and comment…
The Nature of Fark and Why It Still Matters Fark is one of the internet’s oldest social news communities, built on a rhythm that never depended on algorithms or influencer culture. It’s a hub of user-submitted links, sorted by editors into daily categories that range from serious…
Bluesky, at a glance Scale, momentum, and what that means for publishers This guide is for creators, independent publishers, editors, and growth leads who want to turn Bluesky attention into measurable outcomes on owned sites. It sets expectations about what Bluesky can and cannot do, defines what…
