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FindMeOn – Securely and Openly Link , Track , and Manage Your Online Identities

Posted by Marcus Zillman

FindMeOn – Securely and Openly Link , Track , and Manage Your Online Identities
http://www.FindMeOn.com/

FindMeOn is a new way to assert and verify ownership over online elements , identities and personalities. They empower you to verifiably extend your true identity across social networks and blogs, essentially creating an ad-hoc social network out of everything you join. They use cryptographically verified links to map waypoints on a “3D Social Network” or a “Social Network of Social Networks” on top of your existing web identities- helping users link together various online personalities and contacts across media and networks. Their vision is helping you connect your Email Addresses, Instant Messenger applications ( AOL IM, ICQ, Gmail, MSN, Yahoo ), personal blogs ( your own domain or hosted services ), and social networking profiles ( flickr, livejournal, friendster, myspace, etc )- Securely, Openly and Verifiably, so it is easier for you to find your friends, and communicate with them however you wish. FindMeOn isn’t a new ‘Social Network’ in the traditional sense– you won’t be using it to message people, join groups, or share photos– you’ll still use the networks you already know and love to do all of that. FindMeOn is just here to help you navigate those existing social networks easier– think of us as a bridge connecting your different accounts. They think people should be able to use whichever online services they want. They help you link together and display your accounts in a convenient and organized manner by displaying simple ‘web badges’ on your sites that serve a dual purpose: they both verify your ownership of that account, and they tie into your other internet identity accounts. This has been added to Social Informatics Subject Tracer™ Information Blog. This has been added to the tools section of Research Resources Subject Tracer™ Informatrion Blog.

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