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Title : An Architecture for Human Meetings and Dating websites using other Social Networking Internet resources.
Author(s) : V. Srivastava
Filename : draft-varun-social-networking-02.txt
Pages : 7
Date : 2007-8-29
This document describes an architecture for online meetings and
dating websites. The proposed architecture can use its own profiles
database as well as the other internet based social networking
database resources. The document proposes a modular design for
online meeting and similar kind of applications on Internet. The
architecture proposes an application specific search without
breaching privacy of the registered members. It also proposes to
utilize member profiles from legacy databases and websites as well as
other implementations of this architecture.
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