I use Facebook to share and chat about photos.
I use LinkedIn for recruiting.
I use neither as "publicly facing email accounts".
At some level, any application can be described as "forms with some text inputs and some submit buttons".
I use LinkedIn for recruiting.
I use neither as "publicly facing email accounts".
At some level, any application can be described as "forms with some text inputs and some submit buttons".
Which I'm sure you used to do in email. Smaller circle, same user task.
"I use LinkedIn for recruiting."
I still use email sometimes for that. Smaller circle, same user tasks (attaching resumes, getting contact info for screenings, planning meet and greets).
Actually, it was Monster.com + email, so yeah, I guess LinkedIn replaced those.
I believe the argument was that posting a picture is analogous to emailing that picture to your friends, and commenting on that picture is the same as hitting "reply to all" on that email. It's the same behavior, presented in a different format.