Zooppa (User-created ads)

Zooppa, YouTube, Reddit and social networks in general are a testament to the wonders that collaborative intelligence makes possible. As John Nash put it, "Best results come when everyone in the group does what's best for themselves, and the group." More to the point: Web 2.0 demands that the currency of social networks be user generated content, rather than money.

I am a developer of a social network myself, and I can vouch for the wisdom of crowds. In our case, the users are actually coding large parts of the network themselves (i.e, http://shuzak.com/Replies.php?ID=6344&Topic_ID=1).

I can see this appealing to maybe a couple hundred people in the entire world. Which is all it needs to be insanely profitable. Seriously, I bet some of the Fark photoshop contestants and Worth1000 people will be really into this.

Interesting and intriguing idea, horrible English name, and near rip-off Kappa logo (the back to back girls, similar to Kappa's back to back girl and guy).

just when I thought user generated content as a business model was beaten to death. looks kind of fun.