All kinds of people are excited and interested in what Spock is doing.
The Startup Game from Business 2.0 wrote a post about us today.
Spock is Searching for Intelligent Life from the Profy blog
Is Spock the Logical Choice for People Search? from Search Engine News
The Spock for Searching
Spock Will Find You from WebWare
Spock Automatically Profiles People Through Search from Emerging Earth
Testing out Spock Search Widgets from 500 Hats
Spock.com
Get Yourself a Spock Invite from the Detangled Blog
June 6, 2007 at 9:00 pm |
hi all
June 7, 2007 at 4:15 pm |
Thank you for the link.
For anyone interested… I still have 3 Spock invites up for grabs
June 10, 2007 at 6:35 pm |
The only reason I joined up on spock is so I could claim my own name before someone else puts it on here from their address book or other source. However, it appears that even this would give me only limited control over my own entry. There doesn’t appear to be a way to edit tags, which is unfortunate. Once your name is tagged, it appears to always be tagged. I’ve asked before, but received no satisfactory response: what’s to stop a group of people from coming in and spamming tags on any given entry?
June 11, 2007 at 9:34 am |
@Matthew,
If a tag has more negative “No” votes than “Yes” votes, it will disappear off a profile. The Spock community is what prevents a profile from being spammed. Spock is self-regulating, much like Wikipedia.
Thanks for using Spock!