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Re: The Great Jaiku Migration of April 10

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Re: The Great Jaiku Migration of April 10

roffi — Sun, 24 Jun 2007 00:57:49 -0000

I think i'll keep jaiku, but if my friends doesn't wanna hang there, well no point in using it.

Re: The Great Jaiku Migration of April 10

Eric Rice — Wed, 25 Apr 2007 01:03:13 -0000

I can handle slowness only because of Jaiku giving me in terms of a more coherent management of conversations... it's in between twitter and a lite blogging tool. That threading is golden and is the feature I'll put above speed.

Not like the apps will work with each other anyway. Social standards.

Re: The Great Jaiku Migration of April 10

Flashman — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 01:18:39 -0000

#8 Chris:

Haven't you ever seen birds flocking? None more fickle and flighty than the type who Twitter - it's an appropriate name!

Re: The Great Jaiku Migration of April 10

Daniel Ho — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 00:33:50 -0000

Dude...you HAVE to migrate if ChrisBrogan says so...

Don't leave me behind!!!

Does TXTing Findland involve extra cost? According to my T-Mobile plan, I have a bucket of TXT messages to draw from monthly for sending/receving within Canada and US (domestic). However to TXT Findland, it is $0.15 per sent message. For receiving it is $0.10 or it draws from your domestic bucket of TXT messages.

Re: The Great Jaiku Migration of April 10

Chris Cavs — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 00:21:33 -0000

Dunno. I just got used to Twitter, and suddenly because Leo goes, so goes the world? That's not cool, but I guess it's a reflection of the blogging world. All I need is another app on my compy. Ugh.

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Veronica — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 22:58:17 -0000

This reminds me of the Great Friendster Exodus of 2002. Those were scary times.

Re: The Great Jaiku Migration of April 10

shannonkay — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 22:40:31 -0000

I doubt Jaiku will keep up much better than Twitter, and I agree that the ability to pull in feeds is an especially good feature that Jaiku has. and I also agree with Flashman, that this actually makes me more likely to stay with twitter since I know that my tweets will go to both places.

I also notice that this migration happened recently after it seemed like a big influx of new twitter users came. This reminds me of the church college group who, when the high school group discovered The Coffee Shack, abandoned it for another hangout.

When I heard Leo talk about moving to Jaiku and saw his tweets about it, I thought about looking at the site. When I saw everyone on twitter talking about it, that's when I decided to sign up.

Re: The Great Jaiku Migration of April 10

drew olanoff — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 21:58:05 -0000

Interesting stuff. I've been on Jaiku for a bit and I do like being able to pull in stuff. However, the Twitter API apps have been amazing. I think Twitter is still on a good pace.

Re: The Great Jaiku Migration of April 10

Josh — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 21:57:05 -0000

Let's be honest. Leo jumped to Jaiku because of name issues. Scoble blogged about it. Now everyone is jumping ship.

Re: The Great Jaiku Migration of April 10

Flashman — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 21:28:12 -0000

Not for me. Jaiku sent through its mobile confirmation message in under ten seconds (to Australia). Twitter woke me at 5am this morning with an SMSed tweet that was 36 hours old, and which I'd given up on arriving.

The ability to subscribe multiple feeds to Jaiku is something I'd hoped would make it into Twitter. Ironically, this feature means I am MORE likely to stay with Twitter, since I know that my tweets will get rolled into Jaiku anyway. Along with my blog and flickr feed.

Just so you know, there ARE people working in broadcast and entertainment who are watching these tools with great interest, and an eye to providing even greater audience interaction.

http://flashman.jaiku.com/

Re: The Great Jaiku Migration of April 10

Annie — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 21:10:23 -0000

Both Twitter and Jaiku have issues, neither is ready to handle the influx. No one wants to sit back and wait, though, afraid we'll miss out! It's fun in a way, bouncing around en masse.
Bet you're right about a third product waiting in the wings winning the prize.

Re: The Great Jaiku Migration of April 10

Jay Moonah — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 20:43:34 -0000

I must say at least for me, Jaiku so far has been about a zillion times slower than Twitter. Yes, a zillion. Maybe a zillion point two.

I did manage to subscribe my Twitter feed to Jaiku.