New Release: Sharing the Love

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Yeay! I always wanted the full cross-posting feature. Hurray! *muaks!
It is slightly disconcerting that you are only allowing cross posting to other 6A properties... really. My expectations might be too high. Hopefully cross posting to competing platforms is in the road map.

Thanks for the great work to date!

--joey



I've been the first to nit-pick Vox when I felt the team wasn't giving us the features we wanted, or side-stepping important issues. However, I think you're crazy if you expect these guys to implement cross-posting to Blogger or MSN Spaces, or any other competitive product. They have zero incentive to do so, and it would be bad for business. As much grief as I give them, I love Vox and want Six Apart to succeed. Why don't you go bug those other services for cross-posting capabilities *to* Vox and see how quickly they implement such a feature (I wouldn't hold my breath though if I were you). :D
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I'm gunna' have to disagree here. I want people to come to my VOX blog, but it's been REALLY hard getting them over here. I've started posting excerpts from my VOX blogs in my Myspace Blog, which people will read more often. If there was a way I could have that done for me automatically I would be so happy. It would also drive more people to VOX instead of away.
It would be nice to be able to post blogs here and not have them be public post in order for you to post them over at your live journal. I can't get people to come from LJ to read, and I don't feel the whole world needs to know my life. But with friends in both places, and since they are owned byt the same companies, we should be able to do this.

Also with this feature, if you post a picture, it won't show up in your Live Journal.

This is the one reason why i went back to my LJ, and I really miss vox, but don't feel like I should have to post public posts.

It was be fabulous to be able to email posts without having to make them public.

It would be fabulous to be able to email posts without having to make them public.

I generally agree with your comment, but since this isn't the correct forum for debate I'll post something over on my vox later today.

Again, thanks Vox for a great product to date.


--joey



I totally agree. If it is a public post you can email the link. So what's the use? It would be nice to be able to email posts that need logging in.
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@All:

Right now the only way to access this option is after you save a post, so if you want to send something that you posted previously, just open it up to edit it, then save it to access the share option.

You can e-mail the entries in your Neighborhood if you subscribe to your 'hood's feed through Newsgator Online.

www.vanessa-hudgens.com Does anyone know vanessa.f you do please tell her to check out my voxav 14-1992.com If you guys know her or have somekind of contact number for her then pleas tell her this. She can also send me an e-mail @ marufmh1992@aol.com
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This is maruf again I'm deeply in love with her."When I close my eyes I see her laughs but when I open my eyes I long to see her".

There should be an indicator as to what groups a post, picture, or movie has been added to. This would allow people to find groups easier. That way if you like a certain show and someone posts about that show and they are in a group and they cross posted you can easily find that group.

There needs to be a way to see activity in the group without going to the group. Maybe on the My Vox page there should be a newest group activity area.

Please please please can we see some functionality that allows us to create blogroll listings of our friends that live outside of the Vox microverse?? Yes, it is true, there are people using other tools that we'd like to link to...

Thanks :)

S

(Just a small gripe)

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