The number of emails in your mail box is inversely proportional to the quality of service you get at orgoo.
I have roughly 1000 emails in my inbox and am practically locked out of my account. The latest revelation is

ORGOO IS PATHETIC

we are not talking about some fancy link up with myspace or facebook, this is email, this is God damn email the simplest web service out there and it doesnt work at Orgoo.

please donot start ur response with ‘this is a rare case’. although this is the first time I am complaining I have experienced rubbish service since day one.

C.K.

http://pingmyco.../Orgoo-Inc..htm

Would I put my mails in a company that could ‘implode’ any time.

C.K.

But I would opt for a more mash-up approach.
I would like to have one website, that would integrate all my email-accounts and SNs and IM on one page… something like gmail with gtalk plus e-mail collector plus SN…

In Germany there is a product called MultiMessenger (www.multimessenger.de), which allows something like that – multi-messaging plus email aggregation plus SM message aggregation.

But currently it’s only available as Windows download and only in german.

Nevertheless, this would be a fair approach which would “detach” the needed function from the original services.

The site itself doesn’t have any of the functionality working, but the blog post shows some screenshots.

When one creates an application targeted at “grown-ups” do not ask for personal information that only a child-like mind would be comfortable sharing (no sense of consequences).

Otherwise, said “grown-ups” will use words that offend those with delicate sensibilities (eg. fuck off, fuck you, fuck yourself, etc.).

intent matters. i put the guy who sold me home insurance into my y! address book. he is not in my “social network”. if i wanted to hear what he fed his kid for breakfast, i would have tracked him down in fb and signed up for his feed. likewise, your list of contacts in fb is likely not an “address book” to anyone, its a list of people you want to sit near at a party.

I appreciate that Fuser is in Beta, but even if the speed weren’t terrible, I still can’t interact with my friends unless they sent me a message…

If you ask the user for their login credentials to any site other than yours, you need to go fuck yourself.

The Orgoo idea seems pretty interesting, although I don’t think sites like facebook need their users to spend more time browsing through their site. Users spend as much time as possible on it.

Here’s an article written from the Advertising 2.0 conference. Lets see who can get there first.

We offer a destination site that aspires to “just integrate everything into one massive.. thing. All of our social networks, emails, chats, Flickr account, blogs, feeds, all online ID’s in general.. to be able to check all that from one place would be pretty much amazing.”

Today Fuser handles, all email (not just IMAP and POP, but also free webmail accounts like Yahoo), Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter. We are in beta and have some rough edges, but we’re working on fixing them. Stay tuned.

We also have an application for Facebook that allows you to see your MySpace messages, and a MySpace application that allows you to see your Facebook applications. Links to these are on our home page.

We’ve thought about creating applications for Facebook and MySpace that allow people to interact with all their email accounts but we’re not convinced the demand it there.

Do folks really think that users want to manage their email inside of a social network?