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harold said:
潮流粉丝俱乐部 is nowhere near as invasive as Facebook, but it is a web site where users can post comments. So there is an inherent security risk, but again, it's not like Facebook.
脸谱 is about promoting oneself; 潮流粉丝俱乐部 is about shared interests.
Users on 潮流粉丝俱乐部 browse through the site, finding 俱乐部 that interest them. These 俱乐部 are usually on a specific topic, such as a TV show, a film, an actor, a hobby, a sport, finding a job, telling jokes, and so forth. Users become "fans" of those clubs, discuss those topics within the clubs, and share material relevant to those 俱乐部 (videos, URLs, 图片 and trivia). And yes, there is chat and private mail. The 潮流粉丝俱乐部 Terms of Service require users to be at least 13 years old, and the material on the site should be appropriate to teens and adults. Users have a fairly robust reporting system for noting any violations of the Terms of Service, as well as less objectionable violations, such as posting content unrelated to the club in question. Users who violate the Terms of Service are often banned from the site, and the staff is pretty responsive for removing objectionable content. Such content is uncommon and removed quickly, but it should also be noted that it is not prevented. People can spam, people can troll, people can post objectionable content. There are consequences for such actions (usually banning the user), but the content gets 发布 first.
As to profiles: 由 default, users do not provide a lot of information into their profiles. There is no expectation that users provide their real names, nor are addresses, phone numbers 或者 e-mail addresses publicly visible. Users can choose to share URLs (say, of a personal blog 或者 a 最喜爱的 web site), but they are not required to do so. Users can also post a 个人资料 picture but are not required to do so (they can have no picture, 或者 post a picture of something unrelated to them). As with any web site, users are encouraged to be cautious with their personal information, for while the 个人资料 has very little information in it, it is publicly visible. There is, however, no 搜索 function for users on the site, so people would not find a particular user unless they'd interacted with him previously and become a "fan" of that user, 或者 knew the 用户名 and did a 搜索 in an online 搜索 catalog (another good argument for not posting a real name in one's profile).
In summary, 潮流粉丝俱乐部 is far 更多 secure than 脸谱 with personal information, largely because personal information is not required. It is 更多 secure - significantly so! - but it is not totally secure.
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