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Social One or One Social

Digital world is blooming. Social networking site is the in thing. You have blogger, tumblr, wordpress, typepad for blogging. LinkedIn for business networking. Referral Key for sharing references and business leads. Twitter for micro blogging. Facebook for friends and relations. Instagram for sharing pictures. StumbleUpon to find new cool websites, images and photos across the web. Then there are aggregators like Feedly. Add Pintrest, Delicious, Reddit, Four Square....the list could simply goes on and on.

And a hell lot of us want to be on almost all of them, track them and keep following them. But can't really keep up with it for we have to constantly log in and out from one app to another to another. Though OpenID solves the problem to some extent one still has to log in and log out. That's where the idea of Social One comes in.

Social One would be an interface which accumulates all my social accounts on to a singly platform from where I can pick and choose what I need to see and customize it to meet and suit my requirements. The options could be as simple as click, drag and drop to organize. No more changing frequent ids or logging in and out of accounts. Just come to social one , create an account, log in, pick all the social networking sites you intend to bring under one roof, authorize and authenticate, and start using.  That's it. As simple as that.

Key issues though would be maintaining security for getting everything under roof may dream come true some and nightmare for others. But with complex level of security coming up and fingers and eyes.. being proposed as security measures to secure access..why give this idea a try.

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