Sociast Released

Surely its only useful if all your friends are using the site, viewing your own information seems a bit trivial.

Originally Posted by Immersion Surely its only useful if all your friends are using the site, viewing your own information seems a bit trivial.

Well Immersion, the idea is to link to Sociast in a signature, blog, etc instead of all 9 profiles.

See my sig? You click that an get all of my social information including the songs I've recently played. Now tell me getting all this information on one page isn't useful.

okay, guess that may appeal to someone else. For me i couldn't care less what someone has been listening to or their latest flickr picture. For me all that information just isn't useful in the slightest, let alone having it all on one page. Well good luck with the site, just not for me i guess. :P

MySapce is working fully at this time.

Originally Posted by Jamesy It seems to me like you've attempted to recreate somebody elses brilliant idea. Youmeo was founded well over a year ago, and to be honest, they've done a much better job. http://youmeo.com/

Agreed.

@ Vizon

The website is loading extremely slow for me.

I would suggest to add a lot more features, because as of now it looks VERY simplistic for something that was probably in development for months. The site just looks like a web page with a bunch of RSS Feeds/Feeds onto one page to be honest.

Best of luck..

Originally Posted by .amaZe Agreed. @ Vizon The website is loading extremely slow for me. I would suggest to add a lot more features, because as of now it looks VERY simplistic for something that was probably in development for months. The site just looks like a web page with a bunch of RSS Feeds/Feeds onto one page to be honest. Best of luck..

I'd prefer to get comments from those whom are registered, only. We've had suggestion of things that already exists, etc. So, unless you've experienced what Sociast has to offer/ does, please don't comment.

@Amaze, I think we are close to 14k lines of code. You are looking at the profile page, you're also not seeing the other features of the site.

Originally Posted by Vizon I'd prefer to get comments from those whom are registered, only. We've had suggestion of things that already exists, etc. So, unless you've experienced what Sociast has to offer/ does, please don't comment. @Amaze, I think we are close to 14k lines of code. You are looking at the profile page, you're also not seeing the other features of the site.

Well, um.. I suggest you edit your first post or make a demonstration video to showcase the features.

How can you possibly advertise a website, and say I must be registered to experience what Sociast can really do, is that a proper advertising technique?

Error message:

Profile Not Found Whoops! This profile doesn't seem to exist.

Got this error after the registration form was completed, and was redirected to a page that said this.

Yeah i signed up and got exactly the same message, you don't seem to take feedback very well.

Originally Posted by .amaZe Agreed. @ Vizon The website is loading extremely slow for me. I would suggest to add a lot more features, because as of now it looks VERY simplistic for something that was probably in development for months. The site just looks like a web page with a bunch of RSS Feeds/Feeds onto one page to be honest. Best of luck..

Sorry for double post..

But since I am now a registered a user, I can revert back to what I originally said.

Not to seem rude, but that little paragraph I have above basically sums up everything Sociast can do, besides for the friends thing and the signature generator.

Your issue is fixed.

I'm really frustrated with comments here, when people aren't taking the time to really look at what is presented.

Go to other forums, designer talk, namepros, etc and we've gotten some really good feed back.

It's common sense though, what use is Facebook without an account there..?

@Immersion - No I just don't take feedback well from people that have messed with it for 60 seconds and want to put their 2 cents in. I took all feedback from beta testers and compiled a list of things we'd like to see in the future version.

I love feedback, but only from those who really tried things out and experienced the system.