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daniel, Those .com people are really shady. I would never give my password to them. Once the big Tech blogs write up about this, the credibility of the owners
by dannyr 17y ago
daniel,
Those .com people are really shady. I would never give my password to them. Once the big Tech blogs write up about this, the credibility of the owners are definitely gone. Who would want to work with them?
Nevertheless, why didn't you guys just change the name?
By sticking with twitvid, you opened the door for people to take advantage of you.
Similarly, if you have a domain name, buy both the singular and plural versions. You should even buy the misspellings as well. A good example is RealityPicks.com which redirects to RealityPick.com.
- jimboyoungblood 17y agoRegarding the credibility of the twitvid.com people: "It’s backed with money from venture capital firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson and a group of angel investors, including Stanford’s Rajeev Motwani (early advisor to Google), Amidzad, former Google employees Georges Harik and Aydin Senkut, as well as XG Ventures, another group of former Googlers." (From http://venturebeat.com/2009/05/23/twitvidcom-lets-you-tweet-videos-astonishingly-quick-in-real-time/ http://venturebeat.com/2009/05/23/twitvidcom-lets-you-tweet-...) That's a pretty credible group, if you ask me...