Remember storytelling in grade school? How about sharing? You’d bring in a beloved, prized household object and tell a short but sweet story about how you went to Florida and brought back a vial full of sand. Then everyone would ask you questions which you would gladly answer because you cherished the attention.
Tokoni is kind of like this. It’s the product of two ex-eBay employees and they want it to be a place where share your stories and listen to others. Gain wisdom, meet new people, and share your experiences. Tokoni isn’t anything really innovative or new. Blogs do the same thing on a different level. There are similar sites. But Tokoni offers ease of use. You can join and enter a story. Tokoni will catalogue and categorize it. Latest stories get front page coverage. And if you find a story like yours, you can connect the two together, or create a hub or join an existing one. And, best of all, it doesn’t cost a thing to share your stories.
Tokoni.com In Their Own Words
“We launched Tokoni to be exactly that — the online gathering place for all of our wisdom and experiences. We hope that you will be motivated or guided or delighted by the first-hand experiences of other community members. And we hope you will also be inspired to share your own stories with all of us.”
Why Tokoni.com It Might Be A Killer
Tokoni is an interesting concept and simple idea. People like to share and hear other people stories in one form or another. Witness the news, the rise of reality tv, and blogs, etc.
Some Questions About Tokoni.com
Tokoni is nothing new. There are hundreds of similar sharing sites. Will this fact hurt or help Tokoni? Will it catch on? And will users like the Tokoni experience? 
