orli: taking Go2.me for a spin [go2web20] - 3 years ago

Rebkah: I think this is the one I'm going to stick with...I've tried most of them - 3 years ago

x0lubi: nice features - 3 years ago

x0lubi: @orli, not everything needs to be sent to Twitter. - 3 years ago

orli: Rebkah, me2 . BTW, how great it was if I could send this comment directly to Twitter also? - 3 years ago

orli: x0lubi, right. but I know lots of people that will love to have this feature (me incloded) - 3 years ago

ilan p: hey! commenting in the toolbar :) - 3 years ago

bleed: who likes frames? - 3 years ago

123: 123 - 3 years ago

x0lubi: @bleed you can close the frame. ;) - 3 years ago

paisano: interesting concept. not crazy about the frame and interface but dig the idea. - 3 years ago

pol: testing - 3 years ago

spebsd: very interesting approach for links :) - 3 years ago

mckoss: I'm going to be moving the frame to the side of the page - where most pages have more room [go2me, reviews] - 3 years ago

orli: Mckoss, maybe you should hide this whole conversation under a little tab. Let the people choose if to open it or not. - 3 years ago

Marshall: yeah, i like this a lot and it has features all these URL shorteners should have - but I still contend that Bit.ly's semantic API is the best :) - 3 years ago

mckoss: Bit.ly and tr.im are amoung my favorite URL shorteners. The goal of Go2.me is to foster easy interaction between "sharer" and "reader". I imagine many people will end up using several URL shorteners depending on their intentions. - 3 years ago

<b>bold</b>: this is <i> nice</i> - 3 years ago

mckoss: Sorry - no HTML Markup allowed in comments - you CAN put links in, however and they will auto-hyperlink - like this - http://go2.me - 3 years ago

jimmymacau: good - 3 years ago

a: test - 3 years ago

Tunisian: #Gaza will win http://arm.in/tX  - 3 years ago

adad - 2 years ago