It’s just way too late I think. I mean, I hope I’m wrong, but I feel like they missed the boat by letting Virb 1.0 stagnate and become a ghost town. Again, I hope I’m wrong!
Same here, Jeremy. Virb was awesome, but that’s all it was. It seemed like just another social network. I don’t even recall when I last logged into it.
People still use that?
Yeah, I abandoned VIRB° about 8 months ago; and have sadly turned to Facebook (which is inferior in many many ways). I’m excited to see how they improve it; but I’m not sure I’ll care enough to start “using” it.
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Virb 2.0 is Nigh
Fri 10/10/08
The Virb Six post a little update on the progress of the new and improved Virb. (And by “new and improved” I mean “new and actually useful.”) Their development Twitter has been dropping feature hints for a few weeks now. I’m excited about profile RSS feeds, embeddable customizable audio players and better audio/video encoding.
But I’m most excited about how they’re embracing openness and allowing users to use whatever apps/sites they want to to interact with Virb. It’s the path to web success.