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01-29-2006, 10:39 AM
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Junkie
Location: Go A's!!!!
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I have a question, not looked at the link yet, but if this is like Trillian and I can use all my accountts with it, then I might have people within the XXX mile range because it SHOULD carry over my exisiting buddy lists correct? The way you describe it not having a lot of people on it yet, almost make it seem like a IRC or chat room type of deal and you get to see who is on whatever channel at the time you are on.
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01-30-2006, 11:02 AM
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Psycho
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Well, for them to show up on the Meetro (distance-based) system, they'd need their own accounts. So no, that wouldn't work until they'd made a Meetro account.
Oddly enough, right after I signed on for the first time, one of the main programmers for the thing started messaging me (I'm also a programmer). So he's given me some insight into how the system works. It's a lot less complex than you'd think. |
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01-30-2006, 11:06 AM
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Extreme moderation
Location: Kansas City, yo.
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This seems like a really neat idea. It seems especially great for those people who have recently moved and have yet to create a new friend network.
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