Back from Web 2.0 Exile!
Posted in General news on February 28th, 2007Over the last 6 months, I’ve been swirling around in the vortex of Web 2.0 development. Let me paraphrase. I’ve completed work on a new website. It’s called Storylicious.com. It’s been under wraps for the last 9 months — the first of many collaborations brought to you by FidgetLabs (of which I’m a founding member).
Storylicious is a website for story-tellers. I hear a collective internet yawn! So, what’s unique about Storylicious? Well, our service lets people write stories collaboratively. So, you, your sister, and crazy uncle Ned can — together — write the timeless story about your parents’ 25 wedding anniversary.
The website lets you write, share and publish your stories. You can collect them in an outline and then print them in PDF form. And soon, you’ll be able to have your stories bound in a professional book. Importantly, you can keep your stories private. However, you can invite others to comment on your stories and add articles too. Best of all, it’s free.
Perhaps, I and my fellow FidgetLabs team members are nuts. Time will tell.
Those of you wondering why I titled this “…Web 2.0…”, please read on. Storylicious is fundamentally a social publishing tool, about collaboration and sharing, which are 2 pillars of the so-called Web 2.0 revolution.
