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Slowly discover your friends (concept for a service)The first iteration of Friennuendo used the metaphor of a line and visibility. By default, both participants would start on the left side of the line and the person to be friended would be on the right side. Users can move in discrete steps across the line and if one user moves to within the visibility range of the other user, a friend request is sent. The first iteration of Friennuendo also included the idea of private areas in which only the owner could access. Private areas allow users to “hide” from unwanted friend requests by always remaining invisible. http://blog.figuring...tout.com/friennuendo Friennuendo is an attempt to add social nuance and avoid social awkwardness when sending a friend request to a newly made acquaintance. |
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