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Comments (1)
Is this safe for work?! ;)
I liked it. Neat presentation and it make me chuckle a few times. Seriously though, this is one of those concepts that you watch and think to yourself, “Well duh…of course I would do these things.” The issue is, it takes something like this to remind us that we “would do these things”, because when you look at most of the apps out on the web we sure seem to have forgot.
I know I am guilty of thinking about functionality first and adoption is somewhere around 26th on the list. Shame on me.
Posted by Jason Stortz | March 27, 2009 6:20 AM
Posted on March 27, 2009 06:20