Feb 22, 2006 09:05:00

I entered the social networking site '360SNS' for Xbox 360 users

Microsoft is also desperate ... I think it's very Microsoft-like to prepare something like this.

360SNS ~ Social networking site for Xbox 360 users ~

http://xbox360user.jpn.org/sns/

You can join by clicking 'NEW ENTRY'. It seems that it has just been completed, and anyone can participate, so it is for people who want to participate in SNS because it doesn't matter.

Only an email address is required for new registration, and if you register

We have sent an invitation to 360SNS ~ Social networking site for Xbox 360 users ~ to the email address you entered.
Please register from the URL provided in the invitation.

From '[email protected]'

An invitation to 360SNS ~ Social networking site for Xbox360 users ~ has arrived from the Xbox360 SNS administration office.

Open the insanely long subject email and click on the address inside.

Article 7-4 and Article 9 3rd line are garbled, but don't worry and click 'Agree and go to registration procedure'

Enter your profile and click 'Confirmation screen'

Completed in no time. From the beginning, the Xbox 360 SNS management office is included, but is it possible that the total number of participants is written in that number?

I clicked 'My Friend'

I clicked 'diary'

I can write like this

'Message' looks like this

'My Review' may be interesting and helpful

This is 'My Page Check', you can see what it looks like to other people

This is 'Change profile'

Click 'Invite a Friend' and it will look like this

This is the 'latest diary', you can read other people's diary

This is a 'ranking' where you can see various rankings

You can do it from 'Change settings'. In particular, whether or not to receive emails is a mandatory setting. Ghost users like me don't receive emails.

So, what is this SNS360 based on?

OpenPNE Top: --OpenPNE
http://www.openpne.jp/

By the way, there seems to be groupware that uses this.

Groupware SNS 'PNEBIZ'
http://www.pnebiz.jp/

The illustration page is funny ...

That's why you can understand most of what SNS is like.