The Great App.net Mistake
A year into its grand experiment, App.net may finally be ready to change the world. But first it has a lot to overcome -- not the least of which are the many misconceptions about what the hell it is exactly. Before the great gold rush of venture capital and public offerings, there was an idea that the Internet should not just change the world, but actively make it a better place. Profit and empowe
We did it. • Dalton Caldwell
August 11, 2012 We did it. As I write this, join.app.net just met our 500K goal, with 38 hours left. Data Export # When you are logged into the App.net alpha, we provide a button which will email you a .zip file of all of your content in a structured format. If you are an alpha tester, go ahead and try it out. It works. Impartial 3rd-party verification of results # We are using Stripe to host/powe
Improvements to the App.net invitation system | App.net
Post navigation ← Previous Improvements to the App.net invitation system Over the past few months, the team at App.net has been working hard on improving our out-of-the box experience. As part of that effort, we’d like to highlight some new features that are now generally available. Changes to the App.net invitation system All App.net accounts now have access to invitations. Each account has a uni
Introducing a free tier | App.net
As of today, App.net is a freemium service Although App.net has had only paid account tiers thus far, we initially conceived of App.net as a freemium service. It took some time to get to this point, but we are now ready to make this vision a reality. Some background On July 13, 2012, the App.net project was announced. From that announcement: …a site called Github came out. It was good. They had n
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