Un genre de facebook, twitter, etc pour les geek fan de japon

par Neosilver Sam 1 Déc 2012 - 18:35

Il existe un site qui est assez nouveau dans le monde de l'internet qui est un genre de facebook, twitter... média sociaux like.... Wonder! (oublier pas le point d'exclamation).

un site pour les geek japonais et tout ceux qui sont des geek fans de japon dans l'âme....

bien que on vois des truc otaku sur le site.... il y a un peu de tout sur se site.... et cela fonctionne comme les sites de médiaux sociaux... ou on peu uploader des images.... faire des ''like'' sur les topic.... suivre d'autre amis sur leur topic.... etc...

pour s'y enregistrer... il faut avoir un compte Yahou! japan ou Facebook ou twitter... etc....

le site pour l'instant n'est que en japonais...mais rien n'a jamais empécher le net d'évoluer!!

pour ceux qui aimerais avoir a la porter de la main un moyen d'avoir plein de topic japonais ce site pourrais vous intéresser.... voici l'article ou j'ai pris la référence..

Meet Wonder! As social networking sites go, it's pretty darn nerdy. Cosplay, figurines, mecha, anime drawings—you name it, Wonder! seems to have it.

Just launched by Yahoo! Japan, the site does have a decidedly otaku (geek) focus and an unnecessary exclamation point. Wonder! is image heavy, which I personally prefer for social networking sites (and is probably why I enjoy Instagram).

As IT Media points out, Wonder! is similar to Facebook and Twitter: you can upload images, "like" other people's uploads, and follow them.

If you want to become a member, you'll need either a Yahoo! Japan ID, a Facebook ID, or a Twitter ID (fyi: an iPhone app is planned by year's end). Currently, the site only seems to be in Japanese, but that has never previously stopped those who don't know the language.

The site does have a never-ending page, which does seem to cause load time to crawl the further you go. And once you click on something, it takes you back to the top of the page. That's annoying! (necessary exclamation point)

Here's a sample of what you can find (warning: skimpy cosplay outfits):

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Most of the content varies between mecha or hero figurines (or models) and female cosplayers. Over time, expect it to become more varied and slightly more inclusive. If you are into Japanese subculture stuff, Wonder! is worth checking out.