posted Sep 3rd, 2008 - The NSL website has obviously begun to feature a new networking service. A young skydiver from California, Alexander Alexandrov, has launched PeopleJar.com and invites people to join the network.

Other networking services have already been around for a while, and the NSL website has set up links to MySpace, Google Groups and Facebook to offer some kind of a networking service for the skydiving community. The previously installed NSL Discussion Forum was a part of the networking features and is currently out of service.

There is a good reason why the NSL website now features the new PeopleJar networking service. The NSL Team Network was already created many years ago and is still available for the skydiving community. The purpose was to provide individual and team profiles and connect skydivers with each other.

The NSL Team Network had and has only very basic functions, even though the idea was the same compared to what the modern-age networking services are based on. However, the new networking technologies offer much more and much better features, which make it much easier to connect and provide more and better information.

The NSL Team Network was quite successful at times and connected many individual skydivers with each other and with teams. The purpose has not changed over the years - but the available technology has...

PeopleJar has a special place for the skydiving community, and the first individuals have already posted their profiles. The website also connects other people with all kind of different purposes in several other specified networks. However, the many available features can now be used for the same purpose that the NSL Team Network was launched for.

The NSL News will collect feedback and encourages the audience to sign up, check out the offered services and come up with additional ideas how to make the network even more attractive and efficient.