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By Admin | May 16, 2008
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Chances are, if you use Twitter heavily like I do, you noticed all kinds of weird things over the past several days. Twitter did some maintenance Friday night, which isn’t all that unusual. After that maintenance, most people’s updates were not showing up properly on people’s timelines. The way this manifested itself was that Twitter appeared quiet-almost too quiet.
Once they sorted out the issues, all the updates started flooding in. Problem was, they were out of order and, by the time they showed up, several days old. It looked like someone sneezed all over my timeline!
Finally, on Monday night before I went to bed, I noticed Twitter starting to look normal. It appeared to be so today.
Having been on Twitter before the SXSW invasion in 2006, and back when it was called Twttr, I have seen a number of these growing pains. It goes with the territory of this service.
Crossposted from the Web 2.0 WeblogSee full article.
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Online Court System
Has someone done something to you online that you didn’t like? Take them to virtual court. AllRise.com lets you sue anyone online, anyone. Then you let the people on AllRise.com hear your case, and the other side of the story. Then they decide who the winner is.
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The hope is that by stating your case online you’ll be less likely to actually go out and get the courts involved. Deal with the cases online, with real people.
If you want to be a prosecutor or defender you can get on the court and help decide cases. This may be a fun thing to do, helping other’s decide what’s right and what’s wrong.
I’m not really sure how they can hold up a verdict though. It’s not a real court and there’s no legal basis behind any of it. I guess you just have to agree to follow through with what ever’s decided.See full article.
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