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Scribd

by ia on 4.12.07 in Sites go talk[0]

Who said all the viral fun that distracts us from “work” can only be found in videos? For everything else, there’s Scribd.
Of course, the main idea of Scribd isn’t really to archive all the distracting readables, but to archive documents in general, with the classic Web 2.0 twist: Digg-style voting. Sure, in the midst of [...]

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Renkoo

by ia on 3.26.07 in Sites go talk[5]

Unlike sites like MySpace, Friendster, or FaceBook, Renkoo assumes you have a life. And that you already have real-life, offline friends. To top it all off, it encourages you and your friends to meet in real life, offline.
So now the only thing left to do is agree on what to do, as well as the [...]

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Wesabe

by ia on 3.22.07 in Sites go talk[2]

There are websites that help you spend money. Ones that know you’re scared to use that credit card but make it perfectly painless to add items to a virtual shopping cart and head to checkout even before registering your personal details.
You’re broke. And squirming at the thought that your name and number intercepted and stolen. [...]

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Grouptivity

by ia on 3.20.07 in Sites go talk[0]

If you want collaboration without the instant messengers, conference calls, and other alienating interfaces, try plain-old HTML forms. Assign tasks, make surveys, share lists, turn events into reality. If you’re daunted by melding a group of heterogeneous mindsets into one well-oiled machine, Grouptivity could be a modest solution for you.
I wonder how many people collaborated [...]

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Fedafi

by ia on 3.18.07 in Sites go talk[1]

These self-appointed “RSS Guys” at Fedafi provide a bunch of RSS-related tools fit for any self-respecting blogger (or feed publisher). They’ve got stat-checking, advertising, and banner exchange all for free, but their flagship product, the RSS Generator (for websites that don’t generate feeds), is for-a-fee. (And that’s the business plan right there.) Sounds like they’re [...]

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