Plurk Still Fuming Over Microsoft Rip-off
It wasn’t that long ago that social networks were popping up like they wer
Plurk weighs legal action against Microsoft.
e going out of style. API’s had opened up and similar social networks sprang up, each offering their unique twist to the game, with names that followed the web2.0 trend of dropping vowels. Some others were truly unique, Plurk is a
good example. Now admittedly I am not a fan of Plurk, never found a use for it, never liked the way conversations were held, but it had its following and it did what it did well.
