DISQUS

86d · 7 months ago

I love the idea, I hope you move it to myspace as well and other sites...
but when i try to connect...all it does is show the loading symbol it never completes

therealmccrea · 7 months ago

Sorry to hear that. Email me, john@plaxo.com, and let's see if we can help.

Rob Llewellyn · 7 months ago

I don't like the change.

I have a business life for which I use Plaxo & LinkedIn.
I have a social life for which I use Facebook.

I can mix some relationships "when I choose", but not most of the time.

My opinion is that this executive decision within Plaxo will result in the service being seen more as a social network. Others who remain focused on the business network niche such as LinkedIn will benefit from Plaxo's transition.

I think you guys on the Plaxo board have taken your eye off the ball, forgotten your core business and are scampering around to add any Tom, Dick & Harry to your network.

Next thing we know you'll be rebranding to "PlaxoBookFace" and colloborating with MySpace. You'll certainly get a lot of 15 yrs olds signed up!

Tut tut folks.

cyberlucky · 7 months ago

Agree with Rob. I use Plaxo to manage my contact sync and that is the only reason I signed up. I have Linked In for my professional networking and facebook for social / personal networking. I like Plaxo contact sync and I recommended people to use it and now I got Plaxo "connection" up to my COO and with the fact that I work for a well known global financial services with thousands of employees - that was huge.
Last thing I want is they are getting my updates from facebook...

Stephen Lynch · 7 months ago

Will this affect my exisitng Facebook account settings? (privacy / sharing etc)

I have been burned before by 3rd party apps making changes and appropriating my details and information without my realising?

therealmccrea · 7 months ago

Stephen,

No this will not modify your settings on Facebook. Good question.

John

nicolesimon · 7 months ago

I am sure this was a great amount of work and you and the team probably have done a great job. I am sure you will get a lot of new users through this and make a lot of people happy.

For me, this announcement is the reason to cancel my premium membership. I do not mind a company changing directions, but as it is clear that there is no interest in moving forward with what I signed up for, I am better off someplace else.

therealmccrea · 7 months ago

Nicole,

Sorry you're not happy with the evolution. Plaxo has always been about helping people stay connected with the people they care about across all the tools and services they use. Evolving with the changing landscape of tools and services is of vital importance in serving that mission.

Getting interoperability with Facebook is a major step forward for us, and it will open the door for more to come.

Dick Hardt · 7 months ago

This is fabulous news guys! Can't wait to use the feature. Really like not having to re-friend!

joshmchugh · 7 months ago

Absolutely agree with Dick here. The major detraction from the utility of Plaxo was the duplication of connections I had already made on Facebook and, to some degree, LinkedIn.

Bravo.

Jeff Campagna · 7 months ago

I just hope that the Facebook team is serious and that they'll allow importation of address book info so we don't have to do it behind hand. Any Internet service that requires users to do anything by hand is living in the past.

mzmoudarres · 7 months ago

JUST AS WONDERFUL AS EVERYTHING PLAXO AND FACEBOOK (GOOGLE GROUP) DOES FOR US.

M Z MOUDARRES
CONSULTANT
maximus@gmail.com
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Julia · 7 months ago

Sounds very cool, but it doesn't work for me on Firefox.

ninove · 7 months ago

Will give this a go and see where this leads us. Thank you for spearheading this effort now let us see how this will integrate... should the need arrise will comment on this site. Thank you, Jan

Dan Brickley · 7 months ago

Congrats :)

I'm a bit light on the details here though. How would the infamous Scoble "data portability" incident from last year play out in this brave new world?

Could you walk us through the steps...?

1. Mr Scoble decides he wants to export his contacts db from Facebook to Plaxo
1a. (2008 version) Plaxo export it for him, including email addresses. Hilarity ensues.
1b. (2009 version) A new era for the Internet dawns, and Mr Scoble and his Facebook buddies can now [to be completed]

Charlotta · 7 months ago

As long as U don't get the cluttered and messy image as FB...it's fine

CC · 7 months ago

Still having the try again in a minute message

CC · 7 months ago

Nobody else with the message : "Oops! Please try again in a minute." ?

CC · 7 months ago

Still not working ...
Is it because of my french facebook ?

Arnaud · 7 months ago

No...

You are not alone

Same thing for me !

Mike Alexander · 7 months ago

Just set this up, but noticed that it is taking a long time to update the Plaxo status following an update to my Facebook status (approx. 1.5 hours). The subsequent update from Plaxo to Twitter was almost straight away. Is this normal? How often does Plaxo check Facebook for status updates, or are the updates "pushed" to Plaxo?

Joseph Smarr · 7 months ago

Yeah, we have to poll FB to look for updates on their side, so it sometimes takes a while (and we have a LOT of people hooking up their accounts right now, so not surprised our crawlers are a bit behind). Hopefully we can reduce that delay over time though. And updates from Plaxo to FB should happen right away because we can push them directly.

Mike Alexander · 7 months ago

I have to say that surprises me. I would have thought Facebook would provide something that "pushes" status updates to authorised third party services as and when it changes.

Up to now, I've used TwitterFeed to update Twitter using an RSS feed from Facebook. The latency here is 30 minutes maximum. Do you think Plaxo's status sync with Facebook (and Twitter from there) will match, or beat that latency?

abelajohnb · 7 months ago

I am going to have to totally agree with what "nicolesimon" has said.

When I first started using Plaxo it was a top-notch sync'ing tool.

I become a premier customer on July 1st, 2007... and have remained one every since.

When Plaxo decided to go down this "social networking" venture I put up with it.

Now it seems Plaxo cares less and less about helping to sync my data across multiple plateforms, and more about becoming some "social networking middle man".

The more that Plaxo releases news releases, the more I wondering why I keep paying for a premier membership.

I think, after reading this new release, I am done supporting a company that has gotten so far away from what they present their product as, as to justifiably say they no longer being the business provider they claim to be.

When just one of their four products ( http://www.plaxo.com/downloads ) consumes 100% of their time and effort, and the foundation for the business model upon which most of us became "Plaxo Premier Members" is thrown to the way-side, that is a clear indication it is time to discontinue supporting the business.

As nicolesimon has done for me, I would like to encourage the rest of you who are Premier Members shelling out money every year for a service that has gone beyond what it is we have paid for, to head over to http://www.plaxo.com/settings/premium and cancel your account.

I know it will never do any good, as Plaxo is clearly set in their minds and business model to nullify the heart of what made Plaxo Plaxo, but if nothing else, I can feel confident that I am no longer supporting a business which has forsaken me, a customer who signed up for one thing, and over the last year has had to endure a complete change in the services provided to me.

John

therealmccrea · 7 months ago

Sorry you are not happy with our product evolution. I think if you watch how it continues over the next year, you will be able to see yesterday's announcement in a different light. If you really like us syncing your data across multiple platforms, you will probably be glad to see us achieve deeper integrations with the various major social/business networks out there.

John

Neil · 7 months ago

I'm hoping this means that being able to sync contact information from my Facebook friends is in the works. I originally signed up for a Premium account for the Linked In contact sync. With that gone I cancelled my premium membership. If you do start syncing contact details from Facebook that seems like a good case for me to pick up a new Premium sub.

Good luck convincing Facebook!

Silona · 7 months ago

I am not sure why people are unhappy here? This is yet another avenue of syncing
information sources.

I know I frequently use twitter, facebook and linkedin as points of contact when I have
neglected to record someone's contact information.

Though I hope someday - y'all will do something like friend groups that livejournal
had so that I can parse then by persona a bit easier that just business, friend and family.

Cheers! - Silona

Joseph Smarr · 7 months ago

We do offer user-created groups in Plaxo, so you can make a group and invite the subset of people you want to share with, and then when you share things in Plaxo, you can choose to just share with members of that group. For instance, we have a "Plaxo Employees" group that we use all the time to post articles/etc. for internal consumption.

Silona · 7 months ago

Are those gonna mesh w the facebook ones - cause that would make my life a bunch easier!

and um again proving the point of syncing information sources ;-)

so happy about this! Congrats !

Ron Cruz · 7 months ago

I am worried about this relationship with Facebook as I do not trust the service as much as I did Plaxo. Facebook present or past policies were too laissez-faire about sharing our info with their ad clients. I am considering canceling my premium subscription is a way to protecting my data from Facebook. It may not completely do the trick but will make me feel much better.
Ron

vwang · 7 months ago

I agree with this point. On Facebook you have to really pay attention to the privacy/ share options. I spent a lot of time trying to sort out what I want who to see and to see what. But with Plaxo, it was a matter of sharing Professional Contact information. Which is what I signed up to Plaxo for, an online address book, not social network.

Marcweb · 7 months ago

I agree with Mr. Cruz. I use Plaxo to as an address book only! I use Facebook for my personal social network, LinkedIn for my professional network and I have two Plaxo accounts to keep them separate.

bpm140 · 7 months ago

Congrats, guys!

pedro antonio moreno · 7 months ago

well i think this must a very job just putting together so much people from all around the world, , what means that in this case i have not other than congutulating you for such a hard work which helps lot people all over the word .

pedro antonio moreno

dromescu · 7 months ago

Congratulation John, you have made a great step in standardization of the Social Web.

Peter · 7 months ago

when I click on the Connect button, a new window opens and then immediately starts closing Firefox.

Olly S · 7 months ago

I have told Facebook to update my Plaxo status and vice versa. Since I also have this setup for Twitter as well, when I update with Twitter I am now getting three duplicate status updates in Plaxo. You might want to add a check so that duplicate statuses are not synced twice or more.

chicagoguy · 7 months ago

to therealmccray: I think you wouldn't be seeing the complaints about this announcement if Plaxo tended to what many of us view as its core functionality and *then* added new features. The frustration arises when the service that many of us joined for doesn't work as well as it should while Plaxo adds new features that we don't particularly value.

Also, there is a fundamental tension between Pulse's social networking and address book syncing. Many of us who use the later value that it is "silent" i.e. plaxo members update one another's address books without any "friending", contact, or decisions about whether to share other information.

Also, I'm confused about the benefit to customers of using Pulse and Facebook over just using facebook alone. What is it?

peejayemm · 7 months ago

This feels to me like a step in the wrong direction for Plaxo. I've missed the ability to sync with LinkIn that disappeared something like a year ago. I had considered LinkedIn and Plaxo to be in the category of professional tools and Facebook to be for fun. It certainly appears to this soon to be former premium member of Plaxo that this company is a lot more interested in being a Facebook wannabe rather than a tool for a professional. That's my two cents.

abelajohnb · 7 months ago

chicagoguy -- "I think you wouldn't be seeing the complaints about this announcement if Plaxo tended to what many of us view as its core functionality and *then* added new features. ... Pulse's social networking and address book syncing"

WELL SAID !!!


peejayemm -- "It certainly appears to this soon to be former premium member of Plaxo that this company is a lot more interested in being a Facebook wannabe rather than a tool for a professional."

I hope you will join those of us who have become "former premier members of plaxo"... to show Plaxo that some of us are exactly what you've said here.... we want PLAXO BACK TO WHAT IT WAS.... not another stupid social networking tool.

If Comcast is so hell-bent on turning Plaxo into a social networking tool... they should buy more stocks in Facebook, and let Plaxo go back to what made Plaxo what is it.

I commend you peejayemm for voicing your opinions that some of us really do want change.

John

sameer · 7 months ago

the f connect button doesn't work for me... :( Anybody facing the same problem?

Mahendra Bhatt · 7 months ago

Yes, I am also facing the problem. But what is the solution & who will give it?

RianaZaire · 7 months ago

I'm using Firefox, if that makes a difference.

It tells me that I'm signed in to Facebook (which I am) and then a second "Request for special permissions window" pops up to tell me that "You must be logged in to Facebook to use this feature". What gives?

james · 7 months ago

If you connect plaxo with facebook, is there an option to sign out, or disconnect from facebook if you decide you do not like how the "open relationship"?

petenixey · 7 months ago

Joseph, you are single handedly hauling the web into it's next phase. Super impressed, good job

John Pannell · 7 months ago

Can I just use the contact sync and disable the status. photo, etc sharing.

I looked around but not found much detail on privacy options.

Luis Gonzalez · 7 months ago

BIG MISTAKE.
A while back I stopped syncing my outlook with Plaxo due to the fact that all of my addresses were dupplicated and my entire directory was a total mess. It took plaxo such a long time to do something about it that i discontinued it's use in my equipment. Ever since then, plaxo has not been a trusted site for me, except for its cards service.
I would NEVER consider merging an untrusted bussines site like plaxo, with a totally open social network as FB is.
those are two totally different worlds and they should stay like that. If anyone here knows of a totally dependable business networking service, please recommend it to me.

AliciaDenyse · 7 months ago

Question? - I love Plaxo because I am able to sort out my Business, Family , and Freinds. I love that I get to choose who sees what. (I don't need business contacts to see my personal info, family pictures, status updates) If I link my plaxo and FB page, will I still have the ability to control who sees what?

therealmccrea · 7 months ago

Great question. The answer is yes, you have all sorts of controls. Given your preferences, you may wish to opt out of having your status sync from Facebook to Plaxo, but the other default preferences are probably fine for you.

therealmccrea · 7 months ago

Thanks for all the passionate feedback. A few thoughts:

We've always been focused on helping you stay connected with the people you know and care about across all the tools and services you (or they) use. That's gotten more complicated in an era when so many different services have emerged where people are sharing information about themselve and updating their contact info. We are trying to evolve with the times, while maintaining a focus on the core vision.

For those who thought we were only about "business," that is too narrow a view. A great address book helps you communicate with all the people you know and care about, including family, friends, and business contacts.

For those who think we've shifted too far in our focus on social networking, please be patient. As the web goes social and the Social Web goes open, we've got ever more opportunities to expand the vision for what an address book that connects with the various tools and services of the open Social Web can do for you.

peejayemm · 7 months ago

Two points: first I would differentiate between "only about 'business'" and being oriented toward professionals. I joined Plaxo and paid for a premium membership because I saw it (like LinkedIn) as a tool for professionals.

Secondly, the call for patience rings a little hollow. I mentioned the disappearance of the LinkedIn sync link on the Plaxo forum on March 12, 2008, and got a response of be patient, we're working on it. Now 13 months later, another call for patience.

And abelajohnb, I did go in and stop the renewal of my Plaxo premium account and got a survey to fill out. I don't know who reads that stuff, but I was pretty clear on why I would not renew.

therealmccrea · 7 months ago

As to the LinkedIn question, we would very much like to restore that functionality. To do that, we will need LinkedIn to open access to their API to us. If they were to hear from from you and others that you desire interoperability between Plaxo and LinkedIn, that might help move that along.

As to the question of "being oriented toward professionals," that is in fact the case. Our demographic is very similar to LinkedI, and we want to build a feature set that delights busy professionals. That said, a recent survey of our active users revealed that 60% of them also use Facebook -- and wanted us to make the two services work well together (while preserving fine-grained control of what they share with whom).

Guest · 5 months ago

I agree with peejayemm and have had Plaxo techs tell me to "delete" my business connections in order to get Pulse to work properly. I am a highly connected networker and have a similar history to peejayemm in that Plaxo engineers and technicians played games with me once I reached 1000 plaxo connections and used the same patience comments as well as they increased capacity. I ceased my premium subscription due wholly to this incident and the poor choice of alternatives for me as a business person.

I assume this same maximum connections limitation is still in place in pulse and would be interested to find out if this would have an impact in the Scoble scenario above.

Heather Tapodi · 7 months ago

hi this is a grea idea! as i dont want to run to many sites too time consuming. combining is great!

jasons · 7 months ago

question. How can the tough subjects like domestic violence and rape be made palatable on the web? What type of healing can be done? How can we as a tech society which promotes social separation with the use of the obvious: ipods, cell phones and laptops use the medium of the web to bring us education, acceptance and discuss-ability of such topics.

unheardvoices.com


ps the website could use a pro bono face lift...

jason · 7 months ago

Question. How can the tough social subjects such as: domestic violence and rape be made palatable on the web? I have had some success with art at the Smithsonian and in that spirit traveled exhibits to colleges and universities across this great empire of ours. Using social webbing as it were, what type of healing tools can we create?

How can we as a tech society, which promotes social separation with the use of the obvious: iPods, cell phones and laptops use said mediums bring us education, acceptance and discuss-ability of such topics.

Here is my work yet with the web it can be endless possibilities.

unheardvoices.com

ps. The website could use a pro bono face lift...

Actually it appears our mission is complimentary: At Plaxo, we believe we’re on the cusp of a major transformation – the biggest change to the Internet since the birth of the Web 15 years ago – as the Web goes social, and the Social Web goes open. For that dream to be realized, we need to address the pain currently associated with using multiple social websites. We need true interoperability and true data portability, with users in control.

JuliaSlavin · 7 months ago

I like this! Very cool feature for me.

Jack · 7 months ago

Every business makes its own decisions. Mine will be to stop recommending Plaxo, you crossed the line from business to social networking and for the younger generation they have not learned the difference and won't notice or care. For the 50+ group you provided an excellent tool for managing business contacts and especially the birthday reminders. But Facebook is not LinkedIn and never will be.

At least I have a choice, I do have a choice don't I? I don't have to use the Facebook hook up.

therealmccrea · 7 months ago

Hmm. That's an interesting take on what's going on. Of course, each member gets to make his or her own decision. Sounds like you are not bought into the idea that Plaxo can help you stay connected to all the people you care about, across all the tools you and they use.

To clarify, you do not have to hook up Facebook if you do not want to (or if you do not use it.)

Bernie Raven · 7 months ago

Will you be able to download Plaxo on your Blackberry like you can Facebook?

therealmccrea · 7 months ago

We do not (yet) have a Blackberry app.

Debra Otten · 7 months ago

I love the idea, I do have one concern. What I love about Plaxo, is that I can choose whether they are friend, family or business contact, and my friend and family can see my address and phone contact, the business can not. How will we control that? Do the friends stay in their separate locations, will the facebook folks now see my personal info?
Thanks,
Debra

therealmccrea · 7 months ago

Debra, you made my night. You have the absolutely correct understanding of what we're trying to do. With the Facebook integration, nothing changes at that level. Facebook friends can become friends on Plaxo, and content shared on Facebook with friends can be shared automatically with friends on Plaxo. That said, check out the various settings available for those connecting their Facebook and Plaxo accounts. It's all about control.

Marco · 7 months ago

it's been 1 day since i started using plaxo, but the facebook connector is not working with the "Oops! Please try again in a minute." message

jpnl · 7 months ago

Facebook
What is the fuss about not wanting to mix your social Facebook network with your business plaxo network. If you don't like, just don't make the connection between the two systems...!

Maybe a solution is to have a default sharing setting for imported Facebook connections (same way as you have for business, family and friends, simply add "Facebook"). Then under connections » view connections, you can filter on all Facebook connections. Here you already have the option to "Change" the "Connected as" setting (although I don't like the way this now works with the different page you get when you click change. A simple drop down would be better, or a bit ajax like the delicious 'share' link would be much better and faster).

LinkedIn
I would like to see the sync with LinkedIn (back). Not so much for connection sharing (although that could work the same way as indicated above), but more for getting all LinkedIn contacts in my address book (I hate the LinkedIn plugin for Outlook).

Address sync in general
I would love to see Plaxo sync addresses with more systems (LinkedIn as a top priority). The only challenge is that there should be some sort of automatic and manual deduplication.
For !example! with the Plaxo «» MSN/Windows Live sync. If I accept a new messenger contact in Windows Live:
1) It is automatically added as a new contact in Plaxo (because there is no automatic linking/deduplication based on something simple like an email address).
2) I can't merge both (the original and new one) contacts. Also, because Plaxo (and Outlook) don't have a field to enter the Windows Live email address, I can't add that email address to the original (and complete!) contact. The only option I have is to manually copy over the details from the original contact into the new contact (from Windows Live) and then delete the original one. Which then course breaks the links between contact, calendar and task in Outlook.

therealmccrea · 7 months ago

Thanks for the thoughtful and detailed feedback. Feel free to follow up with me at john@plaxo.com.

Moo Nam Ko · 7 months ago

I'd like to know how Plaxo finds out my facebook friends in Plaxo?
Do you compare the hash value of email address between facebook users and Plaxo users? In my case, Plaxo could not find out my facebook friends in Plaxo using facebook connection service.
If I assume Plaxo compare the hash value of email address to find out matched friends, the following curiosity arise. Plaxo is supporting alternative sign in services such as OpenID, Yahoo ID, Google account, so if one of my friends has a facebook account with yahoo email and sign in Plaxo using OpenID with gmail account, it seems Plaxo can't find him. Is it right?

David Alexander · 7 months ago

I get that it's sharing is controllable, but it's just one more thing to figure out. If the default is not to maintain the disconnection, my default is to discontinue Plaxo.

David Alexander · 7 months ago

How about printing these comments in reverse order. (Newest at the top)

Tommy Alderman · 7 months ago

Ok. Sounds great. But when I try to connect, I get an error message telling me I must be signed in to Facebook. Trouble is...I AM signed in to Facebook.

Olly S · 7 months ago

There still seems to be a problem connecting accounts. While it worked for me when you launched this, I have had problems helping friends to connect. It keeps giving me the "Oops! Please try again in a minute" message. Any ideas?

therealmccrea · 7 months ago

Olly, I'm not aware of a problem there. Sounds like you've seen it more than once. If you email me, we can try to troubleshoot. john@plaxo.com

Francisco Pérez · 7 months ago

I think that is a good decition. I think that is too much time lost surfing from one website to another. Let´s see how it is working in the future.

Regards.

Marc Adam · 7 months ago

I agree with Rob. I like Plaxo ease of use and privacy rules. I do not want to mix my business contacts to some fun activities on Facebook...My wall will stay visible only on Facebook and I'll keep Plaxo and Facebook separate. If the interoperability is imposed, I'll drop out of Facebook

Marc Adam · 7 months ago

I agree with Rob. I do not need the interoperability. I want to keep Plaxo for business and Facebook for fun and will not mix them together. If this is imposed later, I will drop Facebook which I do not really need...

vj · 7 months ago

i have to say is nice ideal but when i went to do it - says it will push things from here to facebook automatically which i do not want

want more control

David · 7 months ago

Sync with Facebook? how about sync with Linked In. Plaxo is a business contact list which should remain separated from the chaos that is face book

miguel · 6 months ago

this is great, but what I really need is a way to synch my facebook and Plaxo address books

HJED · 6 months ago

This is great, but I would really like to see my contacts on Facebook wich are not registered w/ plaxo, also getting coped over also it would be really nice for the Facebook calendar to sync with all the rest of them instead of just being an extra calendar in the calendar menu!
Also can you do something about plaxo reposting a status update that is the same as my curent status on facebook.
Other then that thanks for this it is great! :-)

P.S
Is the plaxo forum, still being read by plaxo because there seems to be no official response to any of the comments also I can't seem to post anything on it (I have registered)

Beth · 6 months ago

what do you do about redundancies in the photos I have posted on both sites?

Michael White · 6 months ago

I think it is a great move as long as we are able to separate facebook friends and plaxo connections as we wish.

J. Wilson · 6 months ago

will not work using FireFox.

Bea · 6 months ago

I hope that this works well for everyone.

Andrew R. Timms · 6 months ago

Implicit in some of the posts I am reading is the question, "Why did Plaxo choose Facebook and not LinkedIn?" I know I am curious. Synchronization between Plaxo and LinkedIn seems to make more sense to me because of their fundamentally professional nature. While Facebook is gravitating that direction, it is does not own that space liked LinkedIn does.

Is there an effort to offer some of the same interoperability between these two sites?

therealmccrea · 6 months ago

Andrew,

Thanks for crystalizing this. Yes, we would *love* to do something similar with LinkedIn. We did Facebook first, because we had access to APIs that would allow us to do a great integration. If we had similar access with LinkedIn, we would happily honor LinkedIn connections as business connections on Plaxo (and vice versa), and enable two-way flows of content.

If folks would like to see that, please express your desire to the team at LinkedIn. Thanks!

Mark · 6 months ago

I couldn't agree MORE!! I've wanted to connect my Plaxo & LinkedIn accounts for a long time . . . and would also like to know if Plaxo can intergrate my WordPress blog postings, similar to how LinkedIn allows for this.

Mark

Roberth · 6 months ago

x This Facebook account is already connected to another Plaxo account.
Connect to another Facebook account

Ruth Schilberg · 6 months ago

Hello, I do not remember "joining Plaxo" or inviting Monte Julian to join. He is a friend of mine, no problem there. I was in Facebook and took leave of that, resigning from Facebook. I do not want to be a member of any of these friendship web sites. Thank you.

Kimberly · 6 months ago

I cannot get it to do anything when I click the link for the Facebook connect... so I guess I have nothing to worry about anyway!

Earl · 6 months ago

I can't connect because it says I must be logged into Face Book, and I am logged into Face Book. I tried several different things and nothing works.

Johann Ungerer · 6 months ago

Hi there, I have also tried to merge my Plaxo & Facebook sites (May 26.09 and May27.09) and also only get the never ending loading symbol.

Abigail Cohen · 6 months ago

I would like my business and social accounts to not overlap - I do not want all the business people on Plaxo to see my facebook stuff.

77a · 6 months ago

doesn't work....
: (

"need to be logged in to facebook" while i *am* logged in. half-baked concept.

Mark · 6 months ago

Great idea and thank you for helping us Plaxo users be more efficient with how we communicate with our online networks . . . I've been trying to integrate my WordPress blog with Plaxo, LinkedIn offers a simple way to intergrate my blog postings into their system . . . am I missing something with Plaxo? I haven't seen WordPress in the sharing area that allows me to intergrate my blog postings into Plaxo.

Mark

Doug · 5 months ago

Helloooo..??? Anybody home????

EDWARD J.THOMPSON, JR. · 3 months ago

I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT ALL THIS LEGAL BALONEY IS ALL ABOUT. I NEVER SIGNED UP FOR
PLAXO, WHATEVER IT IS. I ONLY SIGNED UP FOR FREE FACE BOOK. REMOVE MY NAME AND
ADDRESSES FROM BOTH AND ANYTHING ELSE YOU PRESUME TO BIND ME TO. YOU OUGHT TO BE SUED. IF I HAVE TO DROP COMCAST AFTER ALL THESE YEARS, I WILL AND GO TO VERIZON. GET THE HELL OUT OF MY LIFE.

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