We asked to a group of web users from different communities how they would like PeopleBrowsr to handle privacy.
The main idea will be that all the rules existing on the supported social networks will also apply to PeopleBrowsr, with all personal privacy settings maintained.
Our test users - an amazing group of students from the university of Sydney - said: "Reading live extracts of conversations makes us want to reply".
"Reply?", you say. Cool, we set up the reply option.
But no answer from Zuckerberg and disappointment from the engineer team. PeopleBrowsr is not allowed to access Facebook Wall.
RSS. RSS feeds provide a rich form of up to date content from real people. No longer do we have to rely on the media moguls or large websites for interesting data. The best and the coolest now comes from all of us - normal web users with something to say on the web.Google, Twitter, YouTube, and a small group of other leading web companies are releasing
APIs, allowing developers like us to access and publish their information.We're loading our application up onto low cost and fast servers at softlayer and Amazon S3. Starting with a cluster of four servers with two terrabytes of storage and eight terrabytes of Internet bandwidth.
