When something happens to me three times, I have to point it out to others.
I was at a geek dinner the other night, and an interesting person there told me that she used Ask.com for her search engine of choice. Now, I’ve used Ask, and I like it, but it’s not my preferred search engine. However, she told me a bit more of a story about it, about knowing some of the people working on it, and by the end, I was convinced that I’d use Ask.com instead of Google.
At the same event, I met some of the guys from Reddit.com. Now, I’m using THAT site more.
After interviewing Margaret Olson of Plum and David Hayden of JetEye, I use both their products, too.
I think that when you get to know the people behind the software, it matters more to you. What do you think?
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