With the global dominance of Facebook,do Caribbean Social Networks matter?

Will Caribbean social networks become irrelevant as more Caribbean people continue to flock to Facebook to date, congregate and market their businesses ? There are now over 20 Caribbean-centric social sites and networks…which ones will grow, make money and be still relevant in a year’s time and which ones will fade to black?

1. Caribbeanmassive.com – One of the first social networks online. It’s 4 years old.
2. Likeachampion360.com – The Caribbean’s first Sports Fan social network
3. Westindiantube.com – A video sharing site for Caribbean Videos.
4. Kingstonpo.com – A social network for lovers or Dancehall and Reggae music
5. Teencaribbean.com – A social network for Caribbean teenagers worldwide
6. Cariblifecentral.com – A social network for Caribbean Americans
7. Caribaxisrpro.com– The professional networking site for Caribbean nationals worldwide.
8. Triniscene.com – The number one party and social scene network for Trinidadians worldwide.
9. Trinituner.com – Trinidad’s largest online community of car enthusiasts.
10. Wheelsjamaica.com – Jamaica’s largest online community of car enthusiasts.
11. Vibesconnect.com – One of the first social networks spawned from Jamaica
12. Caribfriends.com – A year old site that brings together Caribbean classmates
13. Idletribes.com – A Caribbean hub for online communities and groups
14. Ackee.com – A site focused on reuniting Caribbean high school mates worldwide
15. Thecaribvibe.com – A site focused on Caribbean people in the Diaspora
16. Caribsingles.com – The largest singles dating site in the Caribbean. Over 45,000 members.
17. jampersonals.com – The largest Jamaican dating site. Over 30,000 members.
18. Rainbowvibes.com – The Caribbean’s first gay and lesbian social network
19. Cariblogger.com – The Caribbean’s first bloggers network. Over 200 blogs.
20. Whaddat.com – Jamaica’s party bible