Why has no one done this yet?
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Why has no one done this yet?
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#2I guess that in Silicon Valley where the money grows on trees, a business model is optional.
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#3Downloading and archiving every conversation online is expensive and I'm not sure enough users would be willing to pay to have a centralized message reply service. I guess that in Silicon Valley where the money grows on trees, a business model is optional.
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#4Downloading and archiving every conversation online is expensive and I'm not sure enough users would be willing to pay to have a centralized message reply service. I guess that in Silicon Valley where the money grows on trees, a business model is optional.
Funny you say that. This data is already stored at Google, Facebook, Twitter et al. All I'm asking for is for it to be indexed and available to me to search. For the amount of time I spend searching for old content, I would even pay a small amount for this feature as it would save me time.
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#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Funny you say that. This data is already stored at Google, Facebook, Twitter et al. All I'm asking for is for it to be indexed and available to me to search. For the amount of time I spend searching for old content, I would even pay a small amount for this feature as it would save me time.
Yeah that's true, I wonder if there is a way to run a search on all of the major chat platforms though only your messages. You must say some important things to want to get your history back :).
Or I stumble upon an interesting link about X, and want to use it as a blog post but forgot to save it. It's just convenience and time saving. My time is worth more to me than a few dollars or a bit of my personal data.
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#6Re: Why has no one done this yet?
#7It's something close.