Our Viral World

If you read even snippets of all of the incoming technology information there’s a consistent theme recently. The idea is that email has become so ubiquitous and is overflowing so many inboxes that it is no longer an effective way to communicate on micro issues, and is certainly not a place for personal communication. So what’s next?

The idea is that small communities of like-minded people will gather together in places like Facebook and share their lives there, slowly weaning email down to the basic business communications uses. The downfall of MySpace and others that came before were the invasion of corporate interlopers into these communities. Companies and individuals who saw a target audience ripe for the picking and cheap to get at.

What’s rising up to fill the void are real communities that expect everyone to contribute as a member, much like the community we’re trying to form around Spinning Nation with Facebook, Twitter, the website and our blog. We feel that we need to offer valuable information, prompt service and most of all, an ownership in the Spinning community if we want to host it.

We hope you’ll join us in creating an international Spinning community with your comments, questions, contributions and communication. You can use Twitter to connect with people all over the country in seconds, or take your time and contribute to the blogs. Most of all, we want to create a vital and lively community who see Spinning Nation as a place to do some good, meet others and spread the positive message we enjoy in health and fitness. Welcome home.