Because I have nothing interesting to say for myself, I am once again relying
on the kind words of others. Below is a fresh round of recent feedback
from some of our early beta testers. If only the new what Chris Messina
and the crew had in store for them for .3!
* N. Godbout - Simplistically
was going to be. Any search company would be smart to imitate.
Personally, I can see this as a great Yahoo! My Web 2.0 addition. I
predict that Yahoo will eat it up asap.”
* Phillip Marquez - The Wulf’s Den
while trying to do a little research on social bookmarking websites. I
don’t know what made me stop and read the short post, I’m quite happy
using Firefox, but now my interest is firmly snared by this upcoming browser…
*Sam - Discussion Board Thread (with Scoble)
In response to another comment
about Flock, Robert Scoble said, “I was one of the first to write about Flock.
Looks awesome.�
* Tech News Online.net - Tech News
Online
“In fact, Flock is so cool that I’m going to use it
exclusively to write posts and what not. Flock is focused on the social
part of the web, leaving all the rendering engine stuff to it’s Firefox core,
and so far it has really impressed me”
Other Coverage
* Razvan Antonescu - Razvan Antonescu’s
Blog
* P2P Exeem - Peer-to-Peer
Exemplary Empire
* Dion Almaer and Ben Galbraith - Ajaxian
Blog
* Robin Sloan - SnarkMarket
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Ahem,
Below is a fresh round of recent feedback
from some of our early beta testers.
[raises hand]
I am not a beta tester, but would looooove to be one. [hint, hint]
*grin*
I outlined some of the flock’s features with a couple of screenshots on my blog and someone left a comment saying I was not allowed to release the details until beta is out… So, I went and stripped off the Flock post and screenshots.
Can I post it now since I see many places are already posting about it.
Hey! How are you? Flock seems to offer great options! I hope it will be out of beta soon though… because I would be really really happy to test it… I know I have to be invited to use it right now, but I’ll take a chance anyway… Fredo, I would be very happy to test the new Flock Browser… So if you feel generous today, I would appreciate to test it! If you cannot send me an invite, I’ll understand too! But, from what I heard, I think that the integration with WordPress.com works very well… And as a new WordPresser, I would like to test these new features!
Thank you Fredo and have a nice day!
Michael (http://sk8michael.wordpress.com => Thanks again Abdul for the invite
Does your husband blog?
I outlined some of the flock’s features with a couple of screenshots on my blog and someone left a comment saying I was not allowed to release the details until beta is out…
I was under the impression that we weren’t allowed to share actual screenshots of the browser. Most internet users who are waiting around for Flock know about the feature set. It’s the interface that is supposed to be kept secret. (Or that’s what I was lead to believe)
The future belongs to the flockers, no doubt, and even if the paradigm of social web browsing will need some more time to become mainstream (and faces tough competitors in Redmond), the marketing for the Flock launch has already demonstrated the importance of leveraging social media: it was almost entirely based on the founders’ blogs and some screen shots on flickr.
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