In 1999 a company called Blink had a shared bookemarking service, over a million users, and 13 millions in the bank. Why id it fail and del.icio.us suceed. The founder Ari Paparo has posted an essay about some of the things that went wrong in their product development and their assumptions. Really valuable for anyone building new apps. (via Anil Dash)
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