Hi Tony,

Crowdvine is looking great!
I use IE, since 998% of my customers do (refererence to discussion at SoCon!) so it's a noticable difference to me.
I am about to start a group of QNNtv.com insiders/evangelists and am looking for a home. Jeff suggested Crownvine, which I'd love to use. I like the idea that members can have profiles and get to know one another. But I need a feature where we can have threaded conversations. Would that be in the offing?
Many thanks,

Jodie

Barbara:
Good point. That's wrong. I'll try to fix soon.

Robert:
I really appreciate your feedback. I'll definitely build a way to see an overview of all your social networks. Managing membership in multiple networks has been the most requested feature.

I'm not sure how, but I'll find a way to make it easier to browse members. I'd wanted next buttons so that I could page through every profile but I also like your idea of getting enough information in the list of profiles to decide if you're interested in the person or not.

It was great to meet you at SoCon07 this weekend. Just wanted to let you know that I do not have a "show all contacts" feature on my profile page.

Hey Tony, Great meeting you yesterday. I also wanted to get your opinion about sales force. On a different note love CrowdVine. 2 suggestions:
1) I would like to have a central home page where it is a overview of all my social networks that I am involved in with CrowdVine. Not sure what that looks like but it would allow me to see all the people that are my contacts, some condense information about the different networks, etc.
2) I would like to be able to go through people's profile that are part of the Social Network in a page by page fashion without having to go in to a profile then out of a profile to the all members page. Better yet I would like to have a list or profiles on the screen that I can read through very quickly then page to another list.
Again great meeting you at the conference and looking forward to more conversations.

Hey, I just shot you an email. I couldn't make it down to the conference, but let's connect soon.

I like the app man. Simple, easy to use and useful.

Tony I thought of one thing I'd like to see, an option to view a 'list' rather than thumbnails of participants. This way, if I was looking for a particular name I'd be able to find it more rapidly.

Thanks Dawn, yes RoR.

Hey Tony,

Nifty tool. Is this a RoR build?

I guess we can do the URL stuff offline (unless you currently have a better online forum...)

One of my first ventures into Web 2.0 was participating on the Microformats list. I came away rather disenchanted although Microformats may still be applicable to this use case. I have a goal to create an alternative to Microformats that address use cases they won't, but I can't do it alone and first looking for others who would be ready to roll up their sleeves and help. (OTOH, I'm currently immersed in launching Toolicious, so it will be a while. :)

Thanks Kathy! I have tons of functionality in the works. Is there anything in particular that you're looking for?

Tony, I really like what you've done with crowdvine. It feels very friendly and vibrant. Will you be adding any new funtionality in the future?

Mike:

Your group will get extended networking power -- you'll be able to reach more people than are planning to come to a meeting. You'll also get much better control over your identities -- there's a lot that you contribute to the community that people can't discover in person.

Re: too many social networks: I'm happy to be part of the solution. FOAF didn't go anywhere but the microformats community is planning on taking another stab. I already support hCard and XFN which is what I need to do for export. Will eventually support hCard import so that I could import your profile and network from someplace like your Flickr profile.

Re: URL structure. Yes! Let's do that.

I see you use Saleforce. I have an interest in to as well: http://thoughtsonsalesforce...

Regarding the "Atlanta Web Entrepreneur", I actually have a Meetup group (see http://www.atlanta-web.org) and the only reason I created one here is was hopefully to encourage SoCon07 attendees to learn more about our group.

However, what can CrowdVine offer to our group so that we'd do use it beyond SoCon07? As you may know, a big problem these days is having too many places to go for your social networks.

About your comment regarding URL Structure, if you need any analysis help I'd love to do a case study on the Well Designed URL's Blog...

Some of us author multiple blogs - might be nice to be able to have more than one blog setup.

Thanks for the willingness to connect, Tony. There are commonalities to explore - Bucky and I recently moved (back) to metro Atlanta after 10 years in the Bay Area. Are you Aussie? Have I read that somewhere?

I want to get myself and others who are interested in reinventing journalism into that group. I have been to My Profile, but there is no help there. How is it done? Thanks.

Tony, love the site, but I'm trying to delete my URL on my profile at the Blog RSS Feed space, and it won't let me delete it. Can you help? Emails to support@crowdvine.com were bounced back to me.

I'm in the Social Media Conference site, grayson5 at bellsouth dot net.