Rev2.org: Prologue: Twitter for WordPress for Groups
Wayne Smallman
· 1 year ago
Here's where both Prologue and Twitter fall on their faces and Pownce takes things to their logical conclusion — does it matter what John the designer is doing if I can't show you?
Yes, he can just paste in a link, but at the expense of his character allowance.
For me, Twitter specifically is nothing more than a stand-alone version of the Status update on Facebook, but with a more constrictive word allowance.
In short, it's crippleware, that people are bending all out of shape to make it do what Pownce does by default.
And I just don't see Prologue improving the situation...
Elistan
· 1 year ago
Well, I don't actually see the value.. I prefer to use one app for many things. For example, I track my projects in Wrike, which integrates with Outlook. It's great, you could try http://www.wrike.com
Daniel
· 1 year ago
Not really keeping to its original intention, but Prologue’s clean, white, iPhone friendly creative inspired me to build a Jakarta bar listings & review site:
Innovative use of various WP comments plugins allow users to not just submit their reviews, but also ratings, as well as rate the reviews of other users.
Singapore Escorts
· 10 months ago
One thing is for certain. Competition will spur these sites to the next level.
Italian Restaurant
· 9 months ago
Wow awesome. Great concept ! Look forward to use it .Thanks for sharing !
All Comments
Yes, he can just paste in a link, but at the expense of his character allowance.
For me, Twitter specifically is nothing more than a stand-alone version of the Status update on Facebook, but with a more constrictive word allowance.
In short, it's crippleware, that people are bending all out of shape to make it do what Pownce does by default.
And I just don't see Prologue improving the situation...
http://www.jakartabar.com/
Innovative use of various WP comments plugins allow users to not just submit their reviews, but also ratings, as well as rate the reviews of other users.