Tinas thoughts

The interesting thing about interactive websites, is that the visitor of the site can affect what is written on them. Representative sites are for example advertising markets, webchat, guest book and more.

I use quite a few interactive websites, like metrobloggen, facebook and blocket.

Metrobloggen is similar to other bloggs you may know. The writer of the blogg is the moderator and editor of it; you can upload pictures, and visitors can leave comments, and then the writer choose to accept the comments and let them be visible for other visitors, or not. It’s really easy to start up a blogg because you don’t have to know HTML. You can choose one out of ten different already finished appearances for you blogg, but if you know how to create a CSS, you can make a completely new and original look for your blogg.

When it comes to me I’m an arty person, but in my blogg the focus is on the text, and not so much on the esthetics. I’m a creative person and I have to write to get rid of some thoughts, to be able to come up with new things. :) If you’re curious, it’s on http://www.metrobloggen.se/timotej, but most of it is in swedish, accept some poems, headlines and songs.

As almost everyone else, I’m on Facebook. The fun thing about it, is that you can collect friends. It might sound a bit strange, but I mean that you can keep in touch with people all over the world, and it’s very fast and easy, because everyone is there, only a “klick” away.
I’ve read an article about people getting addicted of the friend collecting part. They seem to think that the more friends you’ve got on facebook, the more status you’ve got over all. I think it’s rather the other way around...

Another site is Blocket, and it’s the biggest buy and sell market in Sweden. Here you can choose a landscape and a city, and then see what the people in the city wants to buy or sell. You can choose from several categories, if you’re looking for a car or an animal. I think it’s fun just to view what people have to offer, but I have actually never bought something, but many of my friends do.