Re: Is Scrapbox a “Blog”? from [/villagepump/Scrapbox is a “blog”?](https://scrapbox.io/villagepump/Scrapbox is a “blog”?)
- First of all, there was Web Diary before the word “blog” was popular
- 2001 tDiary - Wikipedia
- That’s why there was “Hatena Diary” before “Hatena Blog”.
- Hatena Diary was released in 2003
- Hatena Blog was released in 2011
- It’s also why old-timers call their blog-like things “diary”.
- Early Web diaries were really just diaries on the Web.
- However, with the advent of the blog system, comments and trackback functions were created, and it became a primitive form of SNS.
- If you post a link to an article, the person who wrote that article will be notified.
- For example, Hatena Diary had a mechanism that if you wrote a user’s ID with the ID notation (
id:nishiohirokazu), that person would be notified that there is an article mentioning you (ID call).- Like a Twitter Mention (
@nishio)
- Like a Twitter Mention (
- However, with the advent of the blog system, comments and trackback functions were created, and it became a primitive form of SNS.
- Then social networking goes viral.
- Twitter, released 2006
- Landed in Japan in 2008
- At the time, mixi (2004~) and Mobage (2006~) were all the rage.
- The leading figure who popularized Twitter in Japan talks about Twitter’s past 10 years and its future.
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Okubo: In 2008, social networking services such as “mixi” and “Mobage” were popular in Japan.
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Mr. Sasaki: I thought it would be something completely different; it has a 140-character limit. Also, the primary information spreads overwhelmingly faster than other things, so I thought there were new possibilities.
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- The leading figure who popularized Twitter in Japan talks about Twitter’s past 10 years and its future.
- Facebook also supported Japanese at the same time.
- Twitter, released 2006
- In light of this trend, here’s what I wrote in 2017
- The blog was dismantled and became a social networking site and Scrapbox.
- The function of immediate distribution of information that blogs had been waiting for was eclipsed by Twitter and other social networking services.
- The remaining part of the system is the function of stocking information, but the blogging system as of 2017 is weak at reusing past information.
- So I decided to stop blogging and use Scrapbox and social networking.
- Five years later, I look back.
- Scrapbox as a place to stock information was, as expected, far better than a blog.
- My Scrapbox, which grew up in 5 years, is more useful to me than the blog posts of the 5 years before that!
- Communication on Scrapbox was something that worked well except
- This is what I started thinking when I started getting into the well.
- Wellhead has reinvented the Web diary.
- Scrapbox as SNS]” is currently about “a primitive SNS on a 2005 blog system. Pastoral Internet.
- Scrapbox as a place to stock information was, as expected, far better than a blog.
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