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Makeoutclub
Makeoutclub.com is widely considered the first niche-audience social network. Launched in 1999 by web designer Gibby Miller, and preceding Friendster, Myspace, and Facebook, Makeoutclub (or MOC) was vital to the early development of profile-based communities, introducing features and concepts (such as user profiles with photos and interests sections) which helped to forge what was later coined "Social Networking".
==History==
Makeoutclub was founded as a music and subculture social networking site at the turn of the century, providing an online community for youth with similar style and musical tastes, stating on their website: "...for indierockers, hardcore kids, record collectors, artists, bloggers, and hopeless romantics." MOC was created as a platform to bridge the distance between like-minded individuals when the internet was populated with early adopters. Makeoutclub was among the first social networking sites whose members experienced first-hand the stigma associated with meeting others online. Makeoutclub features user profiles, image galleries, message boards, blogs, private mail, and (for several years) music and entertainment news. Despite the site's name, Makeoutclub's owner insisted in the years of the site's infancy that it is was not a dating site, but a place to make friends.〔
(【引用サイトリンク】 Music: Let's Make Out! )〕 This assertion has been challenged many times over.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 Unique & special, just like every one )〕〔 〕〔(【引用サイトリンク】 The Tangled Web )〕
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