PicLyf

One of the micro-blogging / social media sites that I frequent is PicLyf. Piclyf allows its users to post photos and put those photos into context with captions, and speech or thought bubbles.

What is PicLyf? from Eric PicLyf on Vimeo.

With the user’s permission, PicLyf automatically cross-posts these photos to the user’s Facebook, Twitter, Plurk, Flickr, and other social networking accounts. The images may also be embedded in blogs, forums, and other sites. This makes micro-blogging for individuals and businesses easier and less of a hassle. It also makes photoblogging easy and fun.

With the follow system, PicLyf allows followers to like, favorite, and comment on a user’s photo, making it an interactive photo sharing site. Users are awarded badges for various types of PicLyf activities. And users and businesses can partner with PicLyf for online promos, contests, and campaigns.

In the works are PicLyf applications for the Android OS, Mac OS, Blackberry, and Nokia Phones.

The PicLyf Team is composed of Davao developers: Eric Su, Andrew dela Serna, and BJ Basañes.

There’s a new trend online: FormSpring. It’s a way for people to ask other people questions. Any question.

And if the account owner didn’t block you or didn’t change his settings, you can even ask anonymously. Hello there online stalkers! HAHA!

It’s a fun, quirky way to get to know people more, embarrass them, pick their brains out, or even get new blogging ideas.

You can also opt to have your answers posted on your Facebook account.

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