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Boing Boing discussion group lands on Tribe.net

Elite Blog boingboing.net shut down their message boards a couple of weeks back due to insane flames and abusive attacks. Really?!?? Abuse on an anonymous message board? Imagine that.

Now BB has a group on Tribe.net, bringing together the two memes of the moment: blogs and social software. Xeni's post:

Tribe.net: BoingBoing tribe! I've been fooling around with social networking service Tribe.net lately, and enjoying it thoroughly. The UI rules, the site performs pleasantly. The service seems particularly well-suited for folks who want to connect for purposes other than dating (not that there's anything wrong with dating). Like-minded users connect in groups called "tribes," formed around everything from photography to polyamory. One tribe.net user named Pauly recently created a "BoingBoing" tribe, to "further the banter and chitchat that goes along with boingboing". Pesco and I are both members, come check it out. Link to BoingBoing tribe, and recent Wired News story about Tribe.net: "Friendster meets Craigslist?"

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