Link One: http://www.louisgray.com/live... - Louis Gray

Link Two: http://www.louisgray.com/live... - Louis Gray

how did she get my email? - Kyle Lacy

The site: http://www.yokway.com/ Kyle... there's also a new site called Google. :-) - Louis Gray

haha. touche. I wanted the FriendFeed Collaborative Knowledge Pool. - Kyle Lacy

Stephane Osmont is a guy. His URL is here: http://yokway.com/user/steph. For all I know, you signed up before and forgot. :-) - Louis Gray

Good Lord.. talk about absent minded today. Thanks for the clarification. - Kyle Lacy

I got a similar surprise email one day. It spurred me to sign up and check it out, but I had since forgotten about it. - Rahsheen ™

Rahsheen: What did you think? - Kyle Lacy

I can't say I thought it was that useful since I neglected to go back. I'm going to give it another go and make sure. - Rahsheen ™

@kyce. Was going through your blog today and thought you might want to try Yokway, since your blog is about social media :) We're still in private beta but lfeel free to check it out.and send us your feedback if you have a chance. - Stephan Osmont

@louis: thanks for clarifying my identity :) What would we all do without you Louis? - Stephan Osmont

@Stephane thanks for the invite I will def. check it out. We would all be screwed without Louis - Kyle Lacy

It seems pretty cool, but not for me. I have FriendFeed and now Rejaw. Yokway seems to offer a similar experience, except I could categorize my items and have them rated like DIgg, but I don't see how either of those features will add value for me, personally. Just my 2 cents. - Rahsheen ™

Yokway is about intentional knowledge exchange within your trusted network. It intends to help users find and share information based on their interests, geographical location and relationships. On Yokway, the discussions are more a mean than an end, and the ultimate goal is the learning process and richness of the resulting (trusted) knowledge base that you build along the way. - Stephan Osmont

I guess I don't understand how it's any more "intentional" or "trusted" than anything else. - Rahsheen ™

Clearly, your activity across the web does not always convey the intention of sharing something. Social aggregators are a phenomenal tool for drawing attention, but when you know what a friend of yours like and share something with him/her, your intention carries a stronger weight and the value of the exchange is more beneficial to both parties as a result. - Stephan Osmont