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Social software supports group interaction through conversational interaction between individuals or groups, social feedback mechanisms, and tools to manage social networks and help build new relationships. Communities form around shared interests, practices, actions, purposes, circumstances, or positions, and involve groups who interact regularly to learn and improve at something they are passionate about. Characteristics of useful social software and websites include doing a single thing well, simplicity, syndication, hackability, participation, open content, prioritizing sharing over protection, addressing long tail interests, leveraging network effects and collective intelligence, incorporating human language and voices, and allowing for emergent behaviors, classifications, and perpetual beta testing.



















