Experience the social networking service from Microsoft - Wallop (distributing invitation codes simultaneously)

Today, I received an invitation from a blogger friend, and was fortunate enough to register and try out Microsoft's newly launched social networking service - Wallop. Such services are commonly referred to as SNS. What's quite attractive is that this SNS from Microsoft entirely uses a Flash dynamic interface, appearing very modern and avant-garde, and can be described as "refreshing interface, unique style"; with it, we can expand our social circle, interact with friends (groups), and share photos, music, and blog posts. Since it is still in the testing phase, currently Wallop can only be registered through an invitation. If you're interested, you can leave a message below, and I will send the invitation code to your email. Below, let's take a look at some of my initial experiences after trying it out.

Although Wallop is entirely in English, fortunately it's still relatively easy to understand (especially since the graphical interface greatly reduces the difficulty of getting started). After registering and logging in, what we see is our main interface (equivalent to a network desktop, see Figure 1). The several sections listed on the "desktop" can be freely dragged to change their positions (but apparently cannot be freely added or removed; including the friend network diagram - which looks a bit like a "stellar orbit diagram", comments, self-introduction, photos, music, and logs).