The Wall Street Journal nicknamed aSmallworld - the “MySpace for Millionaires” since membership is based on invitation only – and has a lot to do with a person’s connections, job title, education, and/or celebrity status.

The site operates like other online social networks wherein members have access to profile pages, event calendars, forums, and the option to instant message other members.

Since these members might live in a variety of locations throughout the year, the profile pages give members the ability to list several cities as their location. This is unique to aSmallworld because every other social networking site only allows members to list one city as their primary residence.

According to Wikipedia, celebrities like Tiger Woods, Prince, Naomi Campbell, Ivanka Trump, and Quentin Tarantino all have memberships in this exclusive online club.

The site started receiving some press in 2006 when independent movie producers Bob and Harvey Weinstein gave a financial investment for an undisclosed amount.

Membership data is not listed anywhere, but Wikipedia says that there are approximately 300,000 members.

What is known about the visitor data is that members seem to be from all over the world. Most members are from the United States, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom.

Social Features
The site has a “City Guides” section, wherein members can write about and rate private clubs, bars, and restaurants. Members may also buy and sell items within this community using the private forums area.

Removal of Members
aSmallworld is constantly monitored for spam and activity that is suspicious. Any users that break the rules or simply don’t “fit” are exiled to aBigWorld – which has the same functionality as aSmallworld, but doesn’t allow access to the same profiles or forums.

Demographics
aSmallWorld’s unique visitor count was trending upward from June 2007 through September 2007 - when it finally peeked at 45,000 visitors. As of March 2008, the site has about 25,000 unique visitors per month.stop portal for a job opportunities for students within the Federal Government, whether you’re in high school, college, or grad school.