You get your own publishing platform

Wach of our users have their own personal blog / journal. This is a great way to encourage content generation and personal expression.

You can create and manage your own groups

Our Groups give you the members the ability to share and celebrate your mutual interests. Members can create groups for any topic and invite others to join.

Create and moderate multiple discussion forums

Bulletin boards and forum communities are a popular way for people to interact within social networks.

Upload and share photos on your community

Photo sharing is a crucial part of most modern social networks. This app gives you our members an easy way to express yourselves and connect with photo tagging.

Organize and track collaborative events

The Events app gives you the ability to easily invite members of the community to you events and track their attendance.

ePortfolio

Chat & Instant Messenger

Classifieds

Mobile and iPhone sitewide compatibility

Music & Video Sharing

Most of us are familiar with the "Social" part because we start learning to be social from babyhood and continue that learning curve throughout the rest of our lives. In days gone by, people chatted with others on the street corner or over the back fence or maybe downtown over a cup of coffee.

But being "social" had its limitations.

The advent of the telephone, the computer and the Internet has made it so easy to be "social" today. And where we were limited to chatting to neighbors over the back fence, or down town, today with the addition of social websites, we can send messages to people from all around the globe. So, while we have no problem understanding the "Social" part, we still have to figure out the DNA part.

Then there is the DNA part.

I know - you thought that had something to do with the human body, and yes, you are quite right. Wicki says that "DNA is a nucleic acid that contains the genetic instructions used in the development and functioning of all known living organisms."

So why would we link the term "social" to "DNA"?

Wiki reveals the use of the following terms or phrases used in describing the role of the DNA, to which we can aptly apply to what we call Social DNA: "Giving guidance to interactions . . . making contacts and carrying information to other areas."

Now are you getting the connection?

There are myriads of social websites on the 'Net with millions of people interacting or being "social" posting on these sites. Many are blogging or writing articles about something that is important to them and that they want to share with others. Others create videos and share them on the "Net. The applications are almost limitless and the number of members is staggering.

According to Wikipedia, there are some 1.5 billion members on social sites worldwide with the next billion most likely coming with the rise of social network sites in developing countries. Now that's a lot of people to socialize with, and that's a lot of people to share your good news with – whatever that may be.

So, with one click, you can share your article, blog or whatever with potentially everyone on Facebook, MySpace, Friendster or Twitter, each one with a membership of over a million.

Socializing online has taken on such a huge meaning that professionals are now adding their wares to the mix.

Teachers are sending instructions via videos and musicians are sharing their music and finding new fans using the power of the social website. Where else can you reach these kinds of numbers with just the click of a mouse? (Not to mention that posting is free!) . Just the four social sites listed above offer these numbers: Facebook: 500 million+ active users, Twitter: 200 Million by the end of 2011, MySpace: near to 100 Million and Friendster: 8.0+ Million.

So sending a message on just any one of these sites gives high end results.

But wait! What if you could send that same article, video, link, blog or whatever to multiple social sites, all with just ONE MORE CLICK OF THE MOUSE?

Just think of the multiple-millions you could reach, and think of the time you could save over logging in, posting and sending your message on several single sites.

That's what openSPACE is all about: clicking once to post on openSPACE, and immediately clicking once more to send that post, article, photo, blog, video, link or whatever to up to twelve (12) major social sites. Now that is what I call Socializing with a capital S!

Our Social DNA service - reshares your post across upto 12 social networks and allows users to connect with openSPACE using logins from 40 networks.

In order to share a post you have to click the publish button - members are given a choice to share (publish) or not to share.

Shared posts are posted to your wall or feed at the connected networks and can be re-shared on that network by people your connected to and again their connections etc etc so if the information in the post is worthwhile it is possible for it to reach almost every member on any particular network.

So what are you waiting for? Rregister free and set up your own personal Social DNA today. Just think of all the people you can reach – with just ONE more click of that mouse.

Even if you don't have experience of a Social Network - at openSPACE we provide a fully featured social network in its own right.

You can access to your own blog, albums, forums, groups, list your job history and previous education and even create and mange your eportfolio.

by the way - we're adding new and useful features all the time. :)