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March 20, 2012 09:16 pm GMT
I'm notoriously cynical when it comes to new social services and apps. I'm already drowning in the madness of Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and the list goes on and on and on. But every once in a while a service pops up that fills a gap. No, it may not be the next Facebook or Twitter (or maybe it will), but it will make for a fun time when you feel like interacting with others on the interwebs. This is how I feel about Balloonduck. It's a brand new service that basically works as a Twitter for questions, with curiosity being the special of the day. So why not just ask questions on Twitter? That's the question on your mind and I might as well answer it. Well, I think the fundamental difference is user interface. Balloonduck is a sort of mix between the beauty of Pinterest (albeit horizontally) and the information of Twitter.
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Balloonduck Is A Much Prettier Twitter For Questions, Looking For 1,500 Beta Users
I'm notoriously cynical when it comes to new social services and apps. I'm already drowning in the madness of Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and the list goes on and on and on. But every once in a while a service pops up that fills a gap. No, it may not be the next Facebook or Twitter (or maybe it will), but it will make for a fun time when you feel like interacting with others on the interwebs. This is how I feel about Balloonduck. It's a brand new service that basically works as a Twitter for questions, with curiosity being the special of the day. So why not just ask questions on Twitter? That's the question on your mind and I might as well answer it. Well, I think the fundamental difference is user interface. Balloonduck is a sort of mix between the beauty of Pinterest (albeit horizontally) and the information of Twitter. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/WLNWC5t-byc/
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