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Open Source, Social App Server helps Crack Walled gardens.
radar.oreilly.com — Ringside Networks came out of stealth mode to launch the first open source "social application server." And what is that exactly? It's the software guts of a social network that you can use behind your own firewall, old school style, to build social networking "stuff" into your own site.
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