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Adam

I'd actually love to hear your particulars about why Yahoo! dominates in Japan and why Mixi will too. I can guess a bunch of reasons, but would rather hear what you have to say. Thanks.

Jordon

Yahoo! > Google
Mixi > Myspace
Yahoo! Auctions > eBay
PayPal < ??

Would love to hear your thoughts as well :)

frankie

Mixy is simply the perfect social networking site.
Interface is simple, efficent and you have time to socialize instead of customize your page like in MySpace... or better, you have time to focus on information that is the key element of japanese social networking: on mixi you can't show of your cool page, but you are interesting as much as your posts and community selection is interesting.
If you browse any Mixer's Comunity selection you will be able to learn a lot of that person and then, in case, start to socialize... and the community selection in mixi is way more real that any self description you can write by yourself...


Dusty

Anything is better than Myspace.

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