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Jaiku: Where you are on the internet doesn’t matter anymore, it is who you know

June 14, 2007 by Stefan Constantinescu - 2 Comments

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I hate microblogging. I don’t get it and I think all of you people who use Twitter and Jaiku instead of instant messaging or SMS are wasting your time. That being said I think aggregation of everything you do on the net is a magical thing. Jaiku makes it easy with the “Add your Web feeds” function. It doesn’t matter what social bookmarking, photo uploading, video posting or blogging engine you use, as long as it can spit out an RSS feed you’re golden.

The internet is changing. People don’t care where your data is, they just want access to. Jaiku makes which Web 2.0 service you’re using completely irrelevant and I think that is huge. Every time I post a photo to Flickr, upload a movie to Blip, write a blog entry, bookmark a site on delicious, my friends are updated. I repeat, this is huge.

I just signed up, feel free to add me: constantine.jaiku.com better yet, add intomobile.jaiku.com

Note: This epiphany is dedicated to Ken Camp

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