It sounds interesting, however the dependency on Facebook makes me not want to even try it. What about it requires Facebook integration?
We just needed it for faster integration. And we want to steal market share from FB. :)
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#13It sounds interesting, however the dependency on Facebook makes me not want to even try it. What about it requires Facebook integration?
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#15"The content that you see is consantly changing based on who is using TrollBlock"
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#17I like the idea, and tried to share the site on Facebook. For some reason it came out with just the link and no descriptive text (usually you get the first few sentences from the page, which you can then edit). Something in the way the code is being generated, maybe?
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#18I like the idea, and tried to share the site on Facebook. For some reason it came out with just the link and no descriptive text (usually you get the first few sentences from the page, which you can then edit). Something in the way the code is being generated, maybe?
Maybe if they have a blank meta description HTML tag?
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#19Right off the bat though I have a problem conceptually. If this is at all analogous to Facebook (and perhaps it is not), the onus is now on me to block hundreds of millions of users instead of adding a few hundred. What you could do instead is to block groups of users based on the type of content they share. In this model it's like what stumbleupon would be with only a thumbs down option. And I could see that being a really great way to learn about new interests you would never find otherwise.