I recently discovered an online social networking website that facilitates offline group meetings with common interests in various locations worldwide. I saw a #meetuplyvore in New York City upon exploring this site. I am always game to motor to the Big Apple for fun, exploration, and seeing my daughter.
Social media sites are funny. I seem to have outgrown my fascination with locating childhood friends on Facebook. However, I am still engaged with Pinterest, another online community where users can save images and categorize them on different boards. I am always ready to organize anything, so Pinterest allows you to keep ideas, projects, travel, or whatever you deem essential organized.
Polyvore is my primary social community and has held my attention for the last nine months. Polyvore, funny name, huh? Poly means different, and vore means people. Polyvore is the web’s most prominent fashion community site, where users are empowered to discover their style and set trends worldwide. I might note that Polyvore is the 7th largest e-commerce site, and companies advertise and sell products. So, one month ago, I decided to meet up with other Polyvore members for a day in New York City as organized by one member.