It's probably my fault given my enthusiasm to "apply" for new Web 2.0
services but it's getting out of hand. In the past few weeks, I've
tried out Sphere, Flock, Tailrank, Rollyo, SearchFox, Wordpress,
Slawsome and Remember the Milk. They're all interesting and some of
them are even useful (Wordpress, for example, which has become the new
platform for My Toronto
blog although I'd like to see it offer some more bells and whistles
such as statistics tools) but I feel like I'm at an all-you-can-eat
buffet and my appetite
is disappearing. What I need is a smart Web 2.0 "portal" - perhaps
Emily
Chang can evolve eHub?
- where the best of the best can be presented to meet your specific
needs. While eHub does a great job offering a smorgasbord of Web 2.0
services/apps, it's like looking at a Denny's menu where there are
pages of choices. What I want is a old-style diner menu where you've
got five or six daily specials. Maybe Michael Arrington's TechCrunch
is already doing what I'm seeking. As it now stands, there is
just so much
coming down the pipe, it's
hard to know what these services do and if they're any good - unless
they get all
kinds of hype (Flock, for example). So where does this particular
buffet "patron"
do? Until an enterprising entrepreneur steps up to the plate, I guess
I'll just
keeping eating. This isn't necessarily a bad thing because who's going
to complain about getting to try and use free services on a regular
basis. The downside is it's difficult to stay loyal because once you
start using a great "to do list" service, a new one soon pops up to
tempt you away. Who said choice is good thing?!
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Re: I'm Drowing in Web 2.0 Apps...
by
Tris Hussey
on Fri 11 Nov 2005 11:38 AM EST | Profile | Permanent Link
Yeah, I'm with you. Pandora, MeasureMap (which is very cool), WP.com (trishussey.wordpress.com) ... but hey it's fun isn't it?
Re: I'm Drowing in Web 2.0 Apps...
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Mathew
on Fri 11 Nov 2005 01:45 PM EST | Profile | Permanent Link
I know how you feel Mark -- I've tried most of those too (and in some cases have been less than impressed, such as with Rollyo and Flock). Every now and then comes a great app though, like Wordpress -- which I use for www.mathewingram.com/work (although I use the server version which I run at home, not the Web-based version) and also Netvibes, which is my new home page/RSS reader of choice and everything Windows Live is not.
Mathew Re: I'm Drowing in Web 2.0 Apps...
by
Andreea
on Sun 01 Mar 2009 07:08 AM EST | Profile | Permanent Link
I was never able to do that and I am sure that I am not the only one who has this problem. So, can you help us and give us some hints, because things are getting darker and darker each day.
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