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Couple things: 1. I logged in with Facebook.It now shows my location as Toronto. I am in California. 2. Couple display issues. In Firefox (I haven't tested ot
by paradox95 16y ago
Couple things:
1. I logged in with Facebook.It now shows my location as Toronto. I am in California.
2. Couple display issues. In Firefox (I haven't tested other browsers) a long link (i.e. to an article on Yahoo News) runs over the side and looks really bad.
3. Others have said it but why would I need this over something like Digg? I don't like Digg (mainly because I remember when it first launched and I don't like what it has become) so I don't see why I would use this. This is more like sharing links on Facebook so why wouldn't I do that?
- andyhin 16y agoHi paradox95. 1) Yep, still a really early version of our product and we havn't implemented the location yet. 2) Thanks, will look into that now. 3) Our service is more personal than Digg. Digg is all about getting voted up by the community to be seen. Ours is more of a personal sharing thing, where you'd follow people that interest you, and post things that interest you to build your own followers (twitter). You'd get new posts from your stream. We are highly influenced by facebook links, but FB links is limited because its only reaches your friend circle, and can disasppear in the feed stream. And link sharing isn't FB's main focus, but it will be ours.