As one of the "old people" who tried Eons, I have to say I expected their collapse due to poor design and lack of members rather than additional funding. It will never be any competition for Myspace. It's designed strictly for people who are unfamiliar with the web and computing and need considerable handholding. The system is rigid and anything but conducive to socializing. If its apparent membership is increasing, it's probably because, like many sites, it doesn't allow you to delete your account.
New social networks are popping up fast than we can sign up for them!
Christie
· 2 years ago
I agree with Mik...
I can't keep up!
Viabuzz
· 2 years ago
The new kid on the block that is reaching out to the old is www.retroland.com currently in alpha mode
wowser
· 2 years ago
well, mar29 a couple of college kids revealed a much better alternative than eons and all the others i've seen. wonder if mytimehero.com will pique the boomers' interests.
Lin
· 2 years ago
Do someone knows a german solution?
Nathaniel Adam Briggs
· 2 years ago
I believe we ( eGenerations.com ) has a few Members in Germany, and 45 other countries.
If I ever get more resources, I'd love to make eGenerations.com multilingual.
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I can't keep up!
If I ever get more resources, I'd love to make eGenerations.com multilingual.
I'm open to your feedback about the site!
Nathaniel Adam Briggs, Author/Founder, eGenerations.com