Social network for user-generated data

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A proposed social network concept revolves around user-generated data objects, such as articles or images, where connections between these objects are established through user requests and confirmations. This model differs from traditional hyperlink-based networks, as it requires explicit acceptance from the target user to create a connection. Users can also terminate connections at any time. This approach emphasizes user control over data sharing, contrasting with platforms like Facebook, where users can block information sharing rather than actively confirm it. The model raises questions about the practicality of sharing small data objects given the effort involved in managing connections.
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How about a social network whose vertices are user-generated data objects (e.g. math article, jpeg image) and whose connections are based on request and confirmation between users? I.e. the user who owns vertex A can request a connection between vertex A and vertex B; the connection is established if the user who owns vertex B accepts. (Furthermore, either user can terminate an established connection at any time.) The key difference between this and the graph whose vertices are web pages and whose connections are hyperlinks is that a hyperlink doesn’t require confirmation by the target.
 
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Seems like a lot of work to share small things. Facebook can do something similar, where instead of people accepting the request to share information, they can choose to block it.
 
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