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After a few months of wait and after having been able to try in depth this new tool of microblogging developed integrally in Spain, we can say that today is the launch of YouAre.

When Jose Luis Antunez showed me in person how YouAre worked, the first thing I felt was tremendous envy because I was looking at an application that I would have loved to conceive and build myself.

YouAre is a great example of a social application, the basis of which are the connections of the users and the communications between them.

The main idea behind this service is microblogging, complemented by the possibility of linking photos and videos directly, which makes YouAre a site which aggregates multimedia content apart from text messages.

Related to the function of microblogging in YouAre, they have added two aspects which make up for a perfect complement and going by the trends that we have seen in other applications of this kind, it seems that they will eventually prevail. On the one hand, there are the professional profiles, a kind of CV on the lines of LinkedIn that give much more information about the user, something very useful if you want to use this application for networking purposes.

The second feature that complements the site is what they call Web Life, which consists of lifestreaming that enables aggregation of information that we generate in other applications like Flickr, del.icio.us, YouTube, …

With all this, one can see that YouAre is a service that’s much more complete and better thought out than Twitter. Now that it has launched, the big challenge is to create a community that converts these services in something completely addictive for the users.

More information about YouAre in Blogsmedia.

I love all that the friends of Blogsmedia do and from what I’ve seen, it seems that I’m also going to like Youare.

The domain name itself says a lot. It’s a site for people and is born with an international calling. It’s general approach is that of a social network with a focus on simplicity, on the lines of Twitter.

Twitter + Tumblr + Linkedin + Del.icio.us + Secret ingredient = YouAre

As you can see, YouAre pursues the goal of obtaining the best of social applications and social networks to offer its users a new form of communication between friends.

In this way, YouAre is microblogging (like Twitter), will allow the use of videos and images apart from text (like Tumblr), will facilitate networking between users (like Linkedin), share links (like del.icio.us) and surely many more things.

Besides, they are looking to create channels for cities, themes, professions, … something that can give it an important sense of community and fidelize users to a great extent.

For the moment, we know little else about YouAre apart from what they describe in their presentation of the product and what we can see from photos on Flickr. We will have to wait a little to try the private beta. They will start showing the project in February at some events.

Read the original article in Spanish.