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Mash - Yahoo's Social Network

Finally, Yahoo! has introduced its next generation social-network. Named Mash, the network is in beta, and is invite only as of now.

Mash borrows some features from Facebook, MySpace, and My Yahoo.
You can load a set of modules onto your profile page and move them around drag-and-drop style. The modules include Flickr RSS, Ego Boost, Common Friends, MyMoshLog2, Blog Feeds (RSS 2.0), Asteroids, Astrology, PimpMyPet, Hover, Kaleidescope, Guestbook, and My Stuff. Seems 3rd party developers would also able to develop modules for mash soon.

One of the interesting change from the rest of the social-networking-gang is the ability to edit friends' pages. Each time you visit your profile page, you may see new modules that others have loaded for you. This capability certainly adds to the “mashing” aspect of the social network!

Though access to Mash is invite only, invites are easily available now. If you want one, just drop your name and email id in the comments.

Link: Y! Mash


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Anonymous said…
hi rajneesh,

I'd like an invite.

name : anjan bacchu

email : anjan.dev @ nospam gmail

Thank you,

BR,
~A
Sunday, September 30, 2007 at 11:47:00 AM GMT+5:30
Anonymous said…
hi rajneesh.
I would like to have an invite to see how different Mash looks..!!
Name : Vaibhav Bindroo
Email : vaibhav.199@gmail.com

Thanks...
Wednesday, October 10, 2007 at 3:12:00 PM GMT+5:30
Nishant Anshul said…
haan bhai rajneesh,

kaise ho ? Khoob saare blogs likh daale ho bhai :)

I was looking for mash and then came around ur post. Send me an invite, if possible.

Aur aajkal kahan ho ? I m in Bangalore

-Nishant Anshul
Thursday, December 13, 2007 at 3:08:00 PM GMT+5:30
711Coffee said…
Hi Rajneesh

I would like an invite

Name Manish Madhusoodan

email cm.manish@gmail.com

thanks
Thursday, March 27, 2008 at 3:54:00 AM GMT+5:30
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