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It's a team effort, no doubt. But how do they introduce Linus Torvalds, Kevin Systrom or David H. Hansson? 'The man who created Linux', 'the creator of Instagram', DHH introduces himself as 'the creator of Ruby on Rails'. Obviously, singlehandedly they haven't created what we understand by those products, they started them and were principal forces, but haven't CREATED them. This simplification (the proxy of the reality) is the accepted norm in respectful introductions. My statement about Chamath was merely that.

Sounds familiar. Is it by any chance created by the same guys with whom Paul Graham and Harj Taggar made public office hours at Startup School 2011: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9m9vPAlb_0 [the intended part starts at 25:05]?

Jolicloud is great! Collections (circa Dec'12) did the same, but as a native desktop app. Our current focus is not about bringing all your services together in one place (however, you still can do that), but to efficiently collect links/files from anywhere, organize them and sharing the collections you curated.

If the local file you're collecting is under 20Mb, we're storing it on our servers. Regarding youtube videos, as for now - they're gone from Collections if they are deleted from Youtube. We're thinking of doing something about it though ;)

Thanks for feedback! Yeah, currently we are only saving the top 1440x900px snapshot of the webpage. As for other files, we store it on our servers as long as they're under 20Mb.

Got it, will fix it tomorrow ;)

True. But we think that overall simplicity (not feature completeness) should be the driving principle when you're starting out. Educating your users step by step. If you give new users Facebook in its current form, they would have no idea how to use it ;)

This was the beta for the December 2012 version - a viewer which let you browse the content from your online services in a single place.

Regarding the ETA for the mobile app, we don't have anything to announce at this moment, but will keep you updated.

Thanks for feedback! The fact that collected items didn't show up immediately in the inbox in your case is definitely some kind of the bug which we will look into. '+'/'-' buttons are actually for creating new collections and removing existing ones respectively. We will definitely make it more intuitive.

Thank you!

Working on it!

Thank you! We'll work hard to make it better!

Thanks! We used to support nested collections and 'single item - multiple collections' in the intermediate versions, but decided to disable it for the overall simplicity of the v1. We'll bring it back when/if many users really want it.

Thanks! Just updated the subtitle for the footer download button to reflect that. Our next short term goal is to make the app Lion-compatible.

Thank you! We disabled Dropbox and Gmail for now, we'll put them back when our integration is more reliable. You can delete collections with 'Delete' key or '-' button at the bottom of the screen. But agreed we should definitely make UI for this more obvious.

Thanks! You can definitely collect links from Chrome/Safari, just press Cmd+Shift+C. Unfortunately, we don't support clipping text and images from the web. Yet :)

We definitely want to support Lion really soon. But, yeah, upgrading to OSX 10.8 might be faster :)

Thank you! { 'Time': 'since June 2012', 'Problem': 'content segmentation', 'Vision': 'universal Finder' }

Bruce Lee in the screenshot? His quote as the prologue would be relevant.

We totally agree. Wait for what is coming ;)

Unfortunately, on the web, browsers can be a limitation for something like this to work well & fast.

Yup. Most - on my camera, some - on the phone.