Used by 849 people for 96 hours, 31 minutes and 15 seconds
Pownce is a free social networking and micro-blogging site started by Internet entrepreneurs Kevin Rose, Leah Culver, Daniel Burka. Pownce is centered around sharing messages, files, events, and links with already-established friends.
Additionally, Pownce Pro is a $20 upgrade to the free service that removes all advertisements, gives users more customization options, a larger file sharing size limit, and adds a neat little "Pro" icon on the user's display photo.
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| Website: | pownce.com/ |
| License: | Free |
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bye bye pownce, i'd like to say that i will miss you but i used twitter more anyways
My first micro-blogging site ...
Pownce will be gone. On December 15, 2008 it will close all services. Pownce is history.
Well the good times seem to of ended! Oh well it's been fun Pownce.
Getting shut down.
It's ok. I don't use it much. More like a back up, kinda, sorta.
I somehow fail to see how '100% perfect' is an "accurate" review of anything. Frankly I'm with Joey; I'm sick of social web sites.
Apparently, the JS that was supposed to save star values didn't work last post. Trying again.
Also, $20 for the Pro account is a pretty good deal if you use Pownce a lot.
And now for something completely different, how about an accurate review of Pownce?
Pownce is a great social application (not just a social site) that enables speedy file-sharing, interweb messaging/microblogging, event invitations, and sharing photos/links/videos/etc.
The development team (Leah Culver and Michael Malone) are great at their jobs and constantly trying to improve the site.
Performance was a problem in the beginning, but not anymore. The site is speedy and rarely has any sort of slowdown.
The Events sharing is mediocre right now, but it can be used to great effect within small groups of friends.
Just another social site, pointless.