Plurk

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  • servantofchaos says
    Maybe because they are easier to see? For the moment at least.
  • Connie
    If you're online at the time, it's easy to reply on Plurk.
  • ariedana says
    Mine seem to get less. But that's the case on FF too.
  • epodcaster says
    I think it's because we can keep track of the conversation. Makes it easier to reply.
  • MackCollier says
    that could be it, Twitter can be hard to keep up with
  • Connie
    I think, like Twitter, it depends on time you're posting. I've had some tweets/plurks get no response at all.
  • Connie
    Plurks disappear off timeline quickly, and if you've been offline a while, you have to hit Mark all as Read because can't catch up.
  • MackCollier says
    ok Connie your 2nd reply popped WHILE I was reading them, wow!
  • Connie
    That said, I've had a lot of conversation here by responding to other plurks.
  • markgoren says
    I'd agree that it's much easier to follow conversations here than on twitter. With twitter, you need another site track discussions.
  • jayseae thinks
    conversations are definitely easier to follow (and catch up on) on Plurk. On Twitter, you have to scroll back, and back, and back...
  • sonnygill says
    but you lose the 1to1 aspect that Twitter has vs. the grouped responses here.
  • MackCollier says
    sonny I think that's a decent point. Will be interesting to see if we start coming here for convos?
  • jayseae feels
    that Plurk is more for conversation, while Twitter is more for status updates.
  • jordanbehan thinks
    Jaiku still wins for displaying microblog posts and threaded convos.
  • jayseae says
    that may be, but there are probably more people on Plurk than on Jaiku... Google ran Jaiku into the ground, since it's still closed.
  • jordanbehan shares
    your opinion on that matter, Jayseae.
  • SheilaS says
    Oh, so that's what the red box next to a plurk means - you answer it & it threads. Duh.
  • jayseae says
    actually the red box means "unread" - when it's dimmed, it means that there are responses. :-)

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