Last week I wrote about a new service called Twitblogs – essentially a service for Microbloggers that allows posts longer than Twitters 140 character limit.
I had two issue with the service – 1) Why not simply blog, 2) The involvement a person who has what I would consider a questionable background.
Roger, a member of the Twitblog team contacted me regarding my second point. Sam Sethi, the individual who I was concerned about, has no direct involvement in the technical aspects of the operation. Furthemore, there is absolutely no password storage of any kind.
While I not sure I see the point of the service – if you want to write more than 140 characters, why don’t you simply blog – I do now feel better about giving TwitBlogs a try.
I wanted to say thank you to Roger for reaching out to me to address my concerns.
Update: Blogherald wonders some of the same things I did as well…
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