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I probably should have toned that down a bit, yeah. What I meant was that when kickstarted, the concept will pretty easily attract new visitors, because it's a weird experience; an…

Ok, I might have used the term viral a little to easily. With regard to the inviting: an attempt to this end is made in enabling users to tweet their conversations. This would allo…

Thanks for your reply, I'm going to think about how (and whether) to prevent the whole ASL-thing on the site. Excellent read btw, the link you pointed out to me!

I don't think the concept needs to be more viral. And I wouldn't know what to make a video about in order to promote Tjetter; are you suggesting something along the lines of a webc…

People are looking for a way to kill some time. I think this is highlighted by allowing visitors to share conversation-links with others.. Still, the problem remains the fact that …

I started this for-fun-project: a highly viral site, called http://www.tjetter.com - it enables you to randomly chat with others, with the added twist of being able to eavesdrop on…

Are you the one complaining about the 'godawful red'? :) Anyway, suggestions on how to generate some buzz around this concept?

Thanks for informing me about how americans (you are, right?) interpret the name. We'll see whether this will hinder growth in any way. I hope not ofcourse :)

Ours is "Tjetter" ( http://www.tjetter.com ), which is "Chatter" spelled phonetically in Dutch. We really wondered whether this would be a good idea, because I'm guessing it's prac…

Interesting article. Even more interesting are the reponses with regard to your 'black hat' tactics of generating the buzz. There's no such thing as 'bad publicity', right? I mysel…

We built this site using off-the-shelf technology in under a day (because we thought it would be fun). Spent another day to add some weird/strange/uncanny features. Now it needs so…