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geekhack Community => Other Geeky Stuff => Topic started by: Protato_Tubby on Sat, 24 January 2015, 06:36:21
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I requested an invite ages ago, and I've just been invited.
Does anyone else have it? It does seem good, but there just isn't much content so far.
Also I have invites, does anyone want one?
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Ello, because **** facebook
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Ello, because **** facebook
Yeah, pretty much.
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I had totally forgotten that it existed. I guess I might not have been alone: http://techcrunch.com/2015/01/22/remember-ello-no-i-dont-either/
The product sounded meh at best and probably suffers from the Google+ syndrome. Largely the same functionality, but no one there.
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I had totally forgotten that it existed. I guess I might have been alone: http://techcrunch.com/2015/01/22/remember-ello-no-i-dont-either/ (http://techcrunch.com/2015/01/22/remember-ello-no-i-dont-either/)
The product sounded meh at best and probably suffers from the Google+ syndrome. Largely the same functionality, but no one there.
So far, that seems very accurate.
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i've never heard of this till now.
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how I join ?
do you need to know someone who's already using it?
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i would love an invite. i first heard about this when google inbox invites were being rolled out and i completely forgot about it since then.
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If you PM me your Emails, I'll send you an invite.
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received the invite, thanks!
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What is this 'Ello,' m8?
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Had an ello acct for ever, totally forgot about it until just now.
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I feel like Facebook has just become so ubiquitous, ingrained, and able to appeal to our egos, even with all the nonsense. For me, it functions as an online address book. Only the most discerning users will ever find reason to search for an alternative, and most people are not discerning users.
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I feel like Facebook has just become so ubiquitous, ingrained, and able to appeal to our egos, even with all the nonsense. For me, it functions as an online address book. Only the most discerning users will ever find reason to search for an alternative, and most people are not discerning users.
I dumped Facebook a while back and ultimately realized that my life was in no way enriched by knowing the oddly (and one might add meticulously) curated details of a circle of friends that I cared little to nothing for. Social platforms where you're the star only serve to, as you mentioned, appeal to our ego. I find it disgusting, personally.
That said, I retained twitter mostly as a place to get news information and relevant facts/information about the world around me. Even it is distracting and of minimum practical use at the end of the day.
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I feel like Facebook has just become so ubiquitous, ingrained, and able to appeal to our egos, even with all the nonsense. For me, it functions as an online address book. Only the most discerning users will ever find reason to search for an alternative, and most people are not discerning users.
I dumped Facebook a while back and ultimately realized that my life was in no way enriched by knowing the oddly (and one might add meticulously) curated details of a circle of friends that I cared little to nothing for. Social platforms where you're the star only serve to, as you mentioned, appeal to our ego. I find it disgusting, personally.
That said, I retained twitter mostly as a place to get news information and relevant facts/information about the world around me. Even it is distracting and of minimum practical use at the end of the day.
Yea, I got Twitter for the same reason, to keep up with certain things that interest me, but I find that I barely use it. The older I get, the more I value personal face-to-face communication.