Friday, April 15, 2011
Tags: Internet,
Bitlr : social network for sharing files
Among the latest social networking Appeared, maybe you're missed Bitlr. At first glance, the site is a virtual carbon copy of his counterpart Facebook ( Bitlr offers, including options such as creating groups or edit profile).
However, this network is characterized by the ability to share files directly with the people you follow. Not just pictures and videos! Share files of all types (maximum file size?)....
However, this network is characterized by the ability to share files directly with the people you follow. Not just pictures and videos! Share files of all types (maximum file size?)....
A feature missing on most social networking website on the planet, which will surely be appreciated by many users. The files are downloaded directly from the site and the photos and videos are directly playable on the platform.
At registration, Bitlr facilitates the task: to avoid "painful" event registration, log on to Bitlr using your Facebook and Twitter. The site is in its beta version but after a quick look, the too close resemblance to Facebook disincentive to join. Indeed, why be on two networks have virtually the same functionality? For some, Bitlr may be the opportunity to leave his 800 "nicks" Facebook friends to go back into a "cleaner" and more intimate. Bitlr suggest you invite your friends to join you through your various accounts (Facebook, Twitter, Google, etc.).
The site highlighting its specific file-sharing, the question remains whether this is also a temptation for users to share illegal files. In these cases, which would be laid on the responsibility: the user or Bitlr?
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1 Respones to "Bitlr : social network for sharing files"
I signed up with Bitlr a little over a month ago and it was kind of generic at first, it seemed like another Facebook clone.
But that soon changed, they added a fresh new theme to the site and added so many new features and are adding more every week. This social network that is a mash up of Facebook, Twitter and the awesome file sharing of MediaFire, but with file size limits of 1.2Gb per file has become something new and will hopefully take the world by storm.
Why note check it out for yourself
May 5, 2011 at 11:44 AM
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