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I applaud the effort you've put into this, and encourage you to keep building awesome stuff. However, this is not going to let you quit your day jobs any time s

I applaud the effort you've put into this, and encourage you to keep building awesome stuff. However, this is not going to let you quit your day jobs any time soon. There's no clear reason not to use Delicious, Twitter, Facebook or Tumblr to accomplish the same stuff. I can't imagine paying to use this when I already have all of those other services. The domain is very valuable, however. You could get a LOT of money for it.

coryl 16y ago
Thanks. You won't have to pay for the service, it would be free. As for accomplishing the same stuff, here's a bit of rationale we went through when planning it. Delicious: not social, can't comment, doesn't embed videos/images into posts, hard to add followers. Twitter: text only, usually shortened bit.ly link with description, no thumbnail, don't know what you're clicking. Facebook: great for posting, but not public. only reaches your circle of friends. might not get any comments from friends. Tumblr: awesome site, but do you really need a full out blog just to share links? takes time to customize.