My Social Media Holdings

I thought I might sit down and try to come up with the unique IDs for all my social media.  Everyone is talking about how many they have, but I don't think many of us, myself included, even know.  For this first pass, I got 25 of them.  Thankfully, Zoho and Google are single log ins for a wide array of applications.  I know I'm missing some.  I'll add as I go along.

I have no idea how anyone has time for all this...

Feel free to friend or follow.

So, here we go:

(For a catch all, when I say "soundbag" it means my soundbag email which is jim (@t) soundbag {dot} com.)

1. Facebook - soundbag
2. Zoho - ourfounder
3. WalkerTracker - ourfounder
4. MyBlogLog - ourfounder
5. Cooperation Commons - Jim Benson
6. Pownce - ourfounder
7. Twitter - ourfounder
8. Ning - JimBenson
9. Yelp - http://ourfounder.yelp.com
10. Platial - ourfounder
11. Plaxo - soundbag
12. Remember The Milk - ourfounder
13. All of the Google Stuff - ourfounder (@t) gmail {dot} com
14. Pageflakes - ourfounder
15. LastFM - ourfounder
16. Pandora - ourfounder (@t) hotmail {dot} com
17. LinkedIn - http://www.linkedin.com/in/jimbenson
18. del.icio.us - http://del.icio.us/ourfounder
19. Skype - ourfounder
20. AIM - ourfounder
21. MSN - ourfounder (@t) hotmail {dot} com
22. Yahoo IM - ourfounder872
23. Spock - http://www.spock.com/Jim-Benson-drSM15x
24. Aime Street - ourfounder

Found After Publication:

1. Dopplr - JimBenson
2. SocialText - jim (@t) grayhillsolutions {dot} com
3. amazon - soundbag
4. flickr - ourfounder or soundbag
5. Library Thing - ourfounder
6. Social Media Today - soundbag

 

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Comments

[shani lee]

Hi Jim,

What are all these for? I mean, I know what they do (some of them anyway), but from your point of view, what are they for?

I guess it's like a shares portfolio. Now that you've listed them all, will you be reviewing their relative/comparative merit and ditching any? Maybe specialising in certain types? Would any of them, either individually or in a set, have any transfer value, or a trade-in value? How would that work?

And what about the idea of a legacy?

Or maybe I'm just being daft.

[jansegers]

This seems perfectly logical to me: you can't talk about a service you're never been on.

No http://www.librarything.com account ?

[Jim Benson]

Heh,

Adding Library Thing now.