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Yep. And I wish there was a way to capture everything in my life in this Timeline-like fashion, without any extra effort from me. The one condition I have, tho
by acak 15y ago
Yep. And I wish there was a way to capture everything in my life in this Timeline-like fashion, without any extra effort from me.
The one condition I have, though, is that I don't share it with anyone except someone I explicitly want to share it with. With everything being absolutely private and in my control to carry with me, by default, it would be killer. But this could well be opposite to Facebook's own direction.
All-in-all, this is a rehash of the news feed with a few more controls. But the presentation is really nice.
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- tuhin 15y agoYou will not be disappointed then by what we are cooking up.
- losvedir 15y agoCool, it looks interesting. I put my email on the list. I hate hate hate the "sign up your friends now! The more you sign up, the earlier you get in!" thing that shows up after I do. I don't know anything about your site, so I'm not going to go recommend it to anyone. I can see how the practice started; help spread the word. It just doesn't inspire confidence in me for a site where I'm going to end up posting all sorts of details of my life... Still, I'll be interested to check it out myself once I can.
- ojilles 15y agoThis is iPhoto events, at least for me. I call it my wayback-machine :)
- asymmetric 15y agoDepends on who you mean by 'anyone except someone I explicitly want to share it with'. You will most likely be able to decide which fb users have access to it, but it will nevertheless be accessible (albeit in some condensed form) to advertisers.
- astrofinch 15y agoI always figure my life is archived thoroughly enough by the e-mails I send and receive for me to reconstruct any period in reasonably high resolution.