DISQUS

Lapp · 1 year ago

Great story, thanks for the insight!

Adam Hirsch · 1 year ago

Nice Article! Well written and well said . Also, glad you had a chance to talk to the guys over at VOIS, they are great people.

sbspalding · 1 year ago

Thanks Adam. How are things mate?

dotservant.com website hosting · 1 year ago

interesting read, the power of community building has been the force for driving web 2.0 to a success, the trend seems to be moving to small niche focus group now.

j dutti · 1 year ago

Saw this just joined the vois website and I amde like 22 friends my first day - how many members do they have? I thought they were small but it is really active and the people were well - nice - I think im hooked - I saw they have a race car too thats very cool.

trishdarling · 1 year ago

Love the insight that what once was, may no longer be. Vois is doing a great job! can't wait to see what is next.

Yahunka · 1 year ago

Great read. I see some many old web guys coming out of the retirement (40 somethings) and they just missed key changes in the space during the 5 year hiatus they took working on their wine tasting. I applaud this guy interviewed for being so straight that he screwed up. When was the last time you read that? I just did a test run on the site. It is easy and needs some easy fixes here and there but I do like it and i was greeted by 4 people my own age in the fist hour I was on. I am not a fan of orange but that is not all that obnoxious.

Lapp · 1 year ago

what are some of the small fixes you would make?

WheresYourWorld · 1 year ago

Very good article and it is a timely inspiration. My wife and I launched our social networking website last year and it is a challenging task bouncing back when making mistakes. But if you stay persistent and committed to your core business model and values, success will happen.