Chopstork

If you think MySpace is a cluttered hacked up ugly annoying takes-too-long-to-load disaster, but you kind of want to blog and do the social network thing and you’re too good for the ’stork, you might try Vox. I should go ahead and say I looked at it but haven’t actually used it yet.

It sounds like Vox is meant to be a MySpace/Friendster kind of thing that’s more blog oriented and as the laughing squid put it, “is more on a personal level, one to few vs. one to many.” And they supposedly integrate cleanly with other cool web stuff like flickr and youtube.

Blogging is fun again. With privacy features that let you control who views each piece of your blog, you’ll never have to worry about who’s reading. With hundreds of beautiful designs, you can spend less time designing your site and more time with the people you care about. Better still, Vox gives you seamless access to the web services you already use — Amazon, YouTube, Flickr, Photobucket, and more. The bottom line: Vox makes sharing your life with friends and family easy, entertaining, and safe.

Also, if you’ve ever wondered what our friend Nick does at work…well whaddaya know, here he is to tell us.

Update: I guess you could also consider Vox a Blogger (but better) + Friendster social networking + the cool plugins already included and integrated.

dorking out , flickr , myspace , vox

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