"Picking up steam" is the only thing that Snapzu lacks, for me. What I mean is, the few subs I participate in on Reddit are the reasons I'm still there. They just aren't here yet, so I can't fully enjoy Snapzu. However, the feel and communal feeling of this site does make me feel like I belong to something. Since the communities I usually participate in aren't all here, yet, I've found some new places to hang!
I feel its because Snapzu is still in the construction phase, as new users and refugees are starting to build up a community. The best thing about it though is that you have an opportunity to become a part of that. Can't find your favorite type of tribe? make your own! Is a community sparse on content? provide it! Your efforts will be appreciated as you are contributing to make Snapzu a better, more lively place.
We also have to keep in mind that Snapzu is still invite-only at the moment. There simply won't be much community-building done without the population boom that will come once the invite system is replaced with a public registration one, no matter how many sites like Reddit experience a mass exodus.
"Picking up steam" is the only thing that Snapzu lacks, for me. What I mean is, the few subs I participate in on Reddit are the reasons I'm still there. They just aren't here yet, so I can't fully enjoy Snapzu. However, the feel and communal feeling of this site does make me feel like I belong to something. Since the communities I usually participate in aren't all here, yet, I've found some new places to hang!
I feel its because Snapzu is still in the construction phase, as new users and refugees are starting to build up a community. The best thing about it though is that you have an opportunity to become a part of that. Can't find your favorite type of tribe? make your own! Is a community sparse on content? provide it! Your efforts will be appreciated as you are contributing to make Snapzu a better, more lively place.
We also have to keep in mind that Snapzu is still invite-only at the moment. There simply won't be much community-building done without the population boom that will come once the invite system is replaced with a public registration one, no matter how many sites like Reddit experience a mass exodus.