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The first read-later service
- Scramblejams 14y agoFTA: "This is ancient history, and while it annoyed me at the time, I don’t really care anymore." Oh, but I think he does.
- cantyouread 14y agoDo you?
- sayhitofrank 14y agoSorry, but does this matter at all?
- jasonpbecker 14y agoBookmarks were the first "read-it-later"service. I think Marco has a good reason to be pissed that someone else keeps staking a claim to the concept of RIL as it exists today because they did a bookmark extension a few months before he introduced, what is essentially the MVP these days for something called a "read-it-later" service.
- zensavona 14y agoThis guy is the one of the most easily butthurt individuals on the Internet.
- caseyf7 14y agoBoth of these clowns should sit down and recognize Furl.net with its caching feature beat both of them by many years (2003) and it was probably not the first one.