Testing the New Flock Auto-Blogging Feature
If you haven’t yet found it, Flock is the blogger of choice for Social Butterflies. It has a lot of built in features that make your social life a little easier to manage.
So, this post came from Flock, without logging into my blog via Wordpress. (I think that is a pretty cool feature myself).
Cool, huh?
Tags: flock , blogging , social media
Update: 10/16/2008 4:14pm
Now that I have had a chance to really spend some time on Flock, I have to add a couple of notes. This is what *browsing the web* should be. All other browsers simply don’t stack up. Don’t get me wrong, there are a couple of things I love about Safari I love, one or two on Opera that just rocks and an Addon for FireFox that I can’t live without if I am adjusting my theme… but Flock has all the best and none of the worst PLUS intregrated social networking.This browser is a MUST HAVE for anyone marketing themselves online. Period.
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