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As he mentions in the post, this is from one of the creators of Tumblr, who's elevator pitch at this point is "a social network that gives users control of thei
by BrianBerk 15y ago
As he mentions in the post, this is from one of the creators of Tumblr, who's elevator pitch at this point is "a social network that gives users control of their identity". It is one of the easiest ways for someone to practice what he's preaching.
Still, the people who are converting everything over to Google+ aren't crazy (well, they are a little bit, no search and no RSS is kinda a big deal). The design of G+, particularly the permalink pages, does a good job of making the first thing you see the actual content, not the fact that it is on G+.
- starnix17 15y agoAlso worth noting, he's no longer using Tumblr for Marco.org: http://www.marco.org/secondcrack http://www.marco.org/secondcrack
- VengefulCynic 15y agoAnd, as discussed in his podcast - Build and Analyze http://5by5.tv/buildanalyze/18 http://5by5.tv/buildanalyze/18 (ep. 18), this has nothing to do with Marco developing a sudden aversion to Tumblr and everything to do with his desire to be able to roll his own CMS as he has been doing since far before that CMS turned into Tumblr.
- starnix17 15y agoAh, correct, this makes more sense now.
- tommi 15y agoFunny. "30 reasons you'll love Tumblr" says: "Custom domains Use your own domain name. Turn marco.tumblr.com into www.marco.org"