My mate Marc has just released a book called the Anti Social Network Book – a place to store all the thoughts you don't want to share.
In many ways it resembles a note book…
The Anti-Social Network
A Place For All The Thoughts, Ideas and Plans You Don’t Want to Share
Now there’s a place where people can return to the days of not sharing everything. When thoughts were still private. When immediate attention for every act wasn’t so craved. It’s not online. It’s in this book. Inside are 200 pages waiting to be filled by you. It’s a journal of memories, a sketchbook of ideas, a sanctuary of thought. And privacy is only an issue if you lose it.
The site has a charming embeddable button that you can see at the top – and you can buy it from Amazon in plenty of time for Christmas.
2 responses to “Anti-Social Net[work]Book”
What an amazing idea.
I don’t think I’m alone in thinking that it’s time to move to Google+, where connection and privacy (currently) seem to be working in harmony.
I thought Twitter was the anti-social network already. or maybe that just me and the folks I follow…