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Help us tailor our software to the needs of the book collecting community
Hello all,
I work for a new startup called HiveLive (www.hivelive.com), and we have recently released a beta version of our online "Social Information Manager". We honestly believe that the collecting community could benefit from our (free) online web application, and are looking for a few forward-looking beta testers willing to provide feedback and help us tailor our software to your community. HiveLive provides you the opportunity to catalogue your entire collection online, and gives you complete control over who sees what. You can keep everything completely private, share things publicly, or anything in-between. You get to choose and/or create your own types of information - we currently have a user with almost 400 books ("Book") and another group of users that catalogues local hiking trails ("Hike"). You could easily create, for example, another "Book" or even a "19th Century Bible" type, and then catalogue your most valuable items. It's all web-based, so your collection is available anywhere, and you can choose to share your information however you like. You can even form groups to manage information collaboratively. Because of HiveLive's flexibility and user-created information types, people can store and share almost any kind of information, from recipes to car shows to restaurant reviews. We feel that cataloguing collectibles and specific subject matter will prove to be a leading use of HiveLive, and would like to start a dialog with creative members of these communities. I would truly value your feedback on any aspect of HiveLive and how we might make it more useful to you. You'll notice that HiveLive is currently available by invitation only. If you would like to help us out and sign up, you may use this invitation link to create an account. It is good for up to 30 new accounts. http://hivelive.com/join/books We have a special user forum for submitting feedback, questions, and bug reports, but I am happy to answer any questions posted here in this forum as well. Thank you very much! I am looking forward to your feedback and seeing you on HiveLive. Carlos Rodriguez Director, Community Development HiveLive, Inc. · Louisville, CO My profile: www.hivelive.com/people/carlos HiveLive is a growing network of active information archives ("Hives"for short) where people and groups can manage and share information. You can create as many Hives as you want and participate in Hives that other people create. Most importantly, you control who sees what. As such, you can build your own personal information network on top of your social network. HiveLive is a great way to post and share information online and control who sees what. |
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