Do you want a LLOOGG invitation? Ask us

Hi everybody, for a while we weren’t having fresh invitations to test new services. In the last days I got five invites for LLOOGG.

If you are asking yourself what the hell is that double lettered service I think that I couldn’t have found a better way to describe it than the way its authors did: your web2.0 tail -f access.log.

Nothing simpler than a page where you can find live who’s reading your pages, what pages and where did he come from. Looking at your visitors coming to your last post minutes after you wrote it could be a pretty thing.

Although the main aspect of lloogg is that allows you to see what’s going on live on your pages it provides you simple charts of records of past days visits. By sure it is not as detailed as Google Analytics, but do you really need all that data for a personal blog?

More useful the data about Top referrers (Come on, link us! :-D) Top search (Sometimes it could be funny) Top pages (Don’t you want to know what is your most read post?) and of course Browser war.

If you want an invite as usual, post a comment. And be quick since I have only 5 invites to share!

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Twine, keep an invitation and dive into semantic web

Yihong Ding invited me to Twine, the first mainstream semantic web application.

Twine produces a personalized knowledge network for every user by allowing them to find, share, and organize information from people they trust. Thinking Space

In this semantic approach the focus is in what you know, not in who you know. That allows you to create a personalized knowledge network without have to know who can give you the information you need. Topic, in the form of Twines, are the key of this application that helps us creating a hierarchy of interests to help you find exactly what you want searching by meanings and not by keywords.

Another point that distinguish Twine form common 2.0 networks is that not necessarily what you insert in your network should be published. You can use that application to store  and organize your knowledge in networks without having to tell the world you've done it.

For more information read this post.

I've few invitations available, if you would get one write down an email address on the comments.

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Live Mesh Invitation

I just found a site that allows you to get Live Mesh Invitations.

I tried it and worked.

If you want an invitation just sign in at http://www.sharemesh.com/

Thanks to Is started something

Here my first impression.

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