
私が思うにはKeireki は失敗だと思います。
社会人のためのコミュニティーを作り出すはずなのに、
2- キッカケ:「今を何している?」又は「何を考えているか?」
3- コメント・確かに:
4- シッテル・シラレテル:
新しい概念は全くありません。
実際、KeirekiはTwitter、
Twitterは2-と4-に反映されているし、
Twitterのレイアウトまで、そのまま真似をされました!
Keireki
ところが、バグはない様ですし、綺麗なインタフェースですし、
I think that Keireki is a failure. It does not bring any new value. It is just pretending to do so.
It is supposed to enhance professional opportunities but I mean it is just a complete copy of existing services, in particular of Twitter.
Apparently, it is based on 4 pillars:
1- keireki, "personal history" in Japanese: information about your education and professional experience
2- kikkake, "opportunity" in Japanese: information about what you are doing or what you have on your mind
3- komento/tashikani, "comment/yes,sure" in Japanese: you can comment or approve what has been written in the kikkake section.
4- shitteru-shirareteru, "to know - to be known" in Japanese: the status update of other people will show up in your timeline or the reverse.
There is absolutely no new concept or notion.
In fact, I think that Keireki is merely a bad mixture of pieces of code extracted from Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook, roughly speaking.
Twitter is reflected in 2- and 4-, LinkedIn in 1- and Facebook in 3-.
The layout is even a copycat of Twitter's layout but without its graphical taste!
Computation exists to enrich our world with new information and with the ability to process more information.
It is also supposed to help the human brain because its computational power is limited and it is biased.
Keireki does not process new information. Worse. It is confusing my mind!
However I think that it is well coded. The interface is clean. No bug. I would even be interested in having Kristopher as an engineer for Ascot Project.
But, overall, I think that Keireki will be ignored very soon if they do not change the bloody record soon, unfortunately...


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