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May be Zurb can get it back to what it was ?
by codegeek 14y ago
May be Zurb can get it back to what it was ?
- kylebragger 14y agoThat's my hope.
- crisnoble 14y agoKyle, do you still have any day to day involvement since selling to CL? I am grateful for the community you built up and hope that ZURB can help bring it back up to snuff.
- kylebragger 14y ago> Kyle, do you still have any day to day involvement since selling to CL? I am grateful for the community you built up and hope that ZURB can bring it back up to snuff. I left mid-summer, so not presently, no. Appreciate that, and I'm hopeful that it's in good hands with Zurb.
- eps 14y agoHave you at all considered relaunching it under a different name? There must be things that you would've done differently now, with all the experience you got from running Forrst.
- patricklz 14y agoMine to, people need to stop lamenting and work on their post and replies.
- jasonlotito 14y agoJudging by the press release, no. > We're committed to listening, participating and fostering a healthy design community.
- georgemcbay 14y agoMaybe but it would be something of a miracle. I can't really think of any cases where some web service was loved, and then hated and then managed to restore its reputation. Watching a formerly great service crash and burn leaves a bitter taste in the mouths of users resulting in a situation that I believe is much harder to undo than it would be to just create a "spiritual successor" follow-up with a different brand name.
- nicklovescode 14y agoI haven't been following closely, but I heard that Digg is doing much better now
- jaequery 14y agoThe graph tells otherwise: http://siteanalytics.compete.com/embed_chart/digg.com http://siteanalytics.compete.com/embed_chart/digg.com