M.E.L.D.™ is a social communication platform that enables you to share your thoughts, ideas, and feelings with friends, family, and other M.E.L.D.™ members through an intuitive and innovative experience. Based algorithms, patterns and practices designed by Dr. Andrew A. Moemeka, professor of communications and sociology, M.E.L.D.™ utilizes a clean, easy to navigate user experience that puts messaging front and center for you. In fact with M.E.L.D.™ you are never more than one swipe away from sharing your thoughts with someone.
Adding to this is the power to communicate in a way that makes sense to you. Want to share an image you like? Snap a pic of it or select it from your pictures library. Not able to talk at any given moment? Send your messages as text. Feel like incorporating that personal touch? Draw the message with your fingertip and share it.
And it's also not just about interacting with people you know. M.E.L.D.™ also enables the power to build connections with individuals outside of your interpersonal graph through M.E.L.D.™ Channels. This means that with M.E.L.D.™ you have the ability to also communicate with groupings of people who share the same interests as you. All in real-time. Subscribe to the NFL channel to mouth off with other members who share the same passion for football as you do; your local Mom group to plan out today's playdate; the sometimes hot sometimes not downtown nightclub you frequent to get the scoop on whether it's worth showing up! You can even M.E.L.D.™ on headlines ranging from sports to gossip and entertainment.
Finally M.E.L.D.™ provides you with a mechanism to extend this social experience into the real world. While M.E.L.D.™ is open on your phone, touch any phone also running M.E.L.D.™ and you will be temporarily connected. Using this technique you can view the user's profile and request to connect with them. Share your mind!
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