I'm out as well due to the lack of a web version, although not exactly for the same particular reasons as you. I'm OK with native apps in my phone, but (1) I re

I'm out as well due to the lack of a web version, although not exactly for the same particular reasons as you. I'm OK with native apps in my phone, but (1) I refuse the need to look at a small screen and type on a crapy on-screen keyboard when I'm sitting in front of my PC with large screen and keyboard like 10 hours a day, and (2) my Android phone with 16G internal storage has long ran out of storage for apps (the stupid inflexibility of the system and many apps refusing to go to the SD card plays a role here) and I'm already keeping to the strictly necessary, there are apps that I actually liked and used but I had to delete them. There are plenty of reasons to not want to use a mobile-only social network. I really like the concept of meeting new people based on interests (it's something I've been missing since ICQ, which had that functionality, was replaced with inferior alternatives like MSN messenger) but there's no way I'm getting into this mobile-only train for applications that don't have any reason to be mobile only.