HA — I think I found a vid where someone put a url to their site in a speech bubble!
http://fuzzwich...vid.php?vid=459

Great job Fuzzwich team — you got a fan.

Not that we can blame your skepticism, but is it really important that we write out our business model ? We want people building, watching and sharing video animations. Have some fun! Add to the noise internet! Let us worry about the business model .

And don’t worry. As we grow and more of products are pushed out, our business model will become very apparent. However, these things take time, and for now we are satisfied with people simply enjoying our creation.

Come on, you have to admit, http://www.fuzz...vid.php?vid=504 is pretty hilarious.

Anyone who doesn’t like takes life way to serious.

http://fuzzwich...vid.php?vid=494

You’re right — it makes sense to go live with an offering sooner than later. Neat application of “ready, fire, aim.” Anyway, maybe I was too quick to judge. In fact, the MySpace vid did give me a laugh

Good luck guys.

No worries, not everybody can possibly like everything that gets pushed to the internet. However, we know user generated animation is a huge space right now. Our goal is to make everybody interested an animator, while maintaining an extremely low barrier to entry. Fuzziwch Mini-vid is our first product to allow viral, conversational and accessible video animations. Our far more feature rich online music animator is currently well under development and will hopefully provide the ‘more substance’ that we are sure everybody expects. Of course, much larger products take far more time to polish and push out. We were excited enough about Mini-vid that we wanted to go on and share

Thanks for the feedback!

Maybe it’ll grow on me.

I’ll give it to the founders… they executed well. But that would mean volumes more if they executed on a different product or service that had a little more substance in terms of the value it creates. Never mind that this will fetch a handsome ROI for its founders. But any website with a modicum of traffic can do that these days.

To quote from a guy whose name needs no mention, “…it demonstrates just how easy it is to start a web company today, and just how important it is to create one that makes the world better, not just noisier.”

I wish Paul Graham funded more companies which solved some “real” problems like he talks about in his essays. I am a huge fan of his articles but I hope to see him applying all that in a bigger way.

Anyway, I guess this one again is just another site “built to flip”!