apophenia: ephemeral profiles (cuz losing passwords is common amongst teens) - The Diigo Meta page

• 05 Jan 09
  

  Raphael Rousseau

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• 25 Dec 07
  

  Spiro Bolos

  danah boyd argues that adolescent use of social networks contrasts with adult's in that teens don't want to create a permanent ID while adults (who'd rather blog), do

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• 06 Apr 07
  

  Angela Randall

  Teens are not looking for universal anything; that's far too much of a burden if losing track of things is the norm.

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• 14 Mar 07
  

  Uri Goldstein

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  Lynne B

  Focusing on "lock-in" will fail with teens - they don't care if they lose track of something they put hours into building. They aren't looking for universal anything; that's far too much of a burden if losing track of things is the norm.

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  J. Dunn

  Teens chew through IM handles and other online identities like candy. It's not seen as something to build an extensive identity around, but something to use to talk to friends in the moment.

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• 23 Jan 07
  

  Lynette Webb

  interesting, makes point that teens are less freaked out about losing their profiles and starting over than adults

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  PG Holmlov

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  • Sara created a MySpace using an email address that she made specifically for that purpose. After vacation, she couldn't remember her MySpace password (or her email password). She created a new MySpace page using a new throwaway email address. When i asked her if she was irritated that she had to do this after investing time in the previous profile, she said, "nah.. I had too many Friends that I didn't know anyways."
  • Sara created a MySpace using an email address that she made specifically for that purpose. After vacation, she couldn't remember her MySpace password (or her email password). She created a new MySpace page using a new throwaway email address. When i asked her if she was irritated that she had to do this after investing time in the previous profile, she said, "nah.. I had too many Friends that I didn't know anyways."
• 22 Jan 07
  

  nmcgee

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• 15 Jan 07
  

  paulcp

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• 14 Jan 07
  

  for teens disposable IDs make for easy make-overs

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  Tip Ng

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• 05 Jan 07
  

  Many teens are content (if not happy) to start over with most of their accounts in most places. Forgot your IM password? Sign up again. Forgot your email address? Create a new one. Forgot your login? Time for a change.

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• 04 Jan 07
  

  Ian Delaney

  an attitude that i keep hearing from teens that completely contradicts adult norms. Many teens are content (if not happy) to start over with most of their accounts in most places. Forgot your IM password? Sign up again. Forgot your email address? Create a

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• 03 Jan 07
  

  nando pereira

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  ilana fox

  Teens are not dreaming of portability (like so many adults i meet). They are happy to make new accounts on new sites; they enjoy building out profiles.

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• 02 Jan 07
  

  David Habib
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  Seth Miller

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