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I lasted 1 day before I stopped updating it. This is an interesting spin on keeping a diary, but the fact that I was storing it someplace without a privacy poli
by alttab 16y ago
I lasted 1 day before I stopped updating it. This is an interesting spin on keeping a diary, but the fact that I was storing it someplace without a privacy policy that I didn't implicitly trust made me walk away instantly.
- yesimahuman 16y agoThe emails asking you to update don't mention anything about privacy either. Throughout the whole sign up process I wasn't given a solid indication that my posts would be private.
- alttab 16y agoIts different than a private LiveJournal or something like that because you feel like LJ gets enough money/advertising/traffic from the community and the users that they don't even care on the content. Writing down my personal thoughts in a place where only "private" personal thoughts are stored in the cloud is very counter-intuitive. The selling point is "you'll actually do it because I'll send you a dynamic email" and the incredibly styled web interface. But after they get 1,000,000 free users - how are they going to make money? The only thing they have that someone without a web-app does is a bunch of personal information and thoughts. Just seems weird to me. Cool concept though.