Wait, so this is a browser-in-a-browser? How the fsck is that in any way an OS? >"We believe it's not your job to keep track of what social networks your cont

Wait, so this is a browser-in-a-browser? How the fsck is that in any way an OS? >"We believe it's not your job to keep track of what social networks your contacts use. With Avatar you simply just write a message and the system takes care of delivering the message to your friend. You can use your Avatar to communicate "cross-border" with other social networks like Facebook or Twitter." I saw someone mention this yesterday on HN for another service, but I'll say it here. This seems like a huge WTF, as people separate services for a reason. If I want to talk to someone on facebook, I might not via email, or via a different email address to the default. See: Google recently outing a trans person who used different services for different identities.