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The only thing, I can't find one reference to them being Nashville based. I'm Nashville based, so maybe you were thinking of NashvilleHype! when posting, lol.
Not sure - the press release we were sent said Nashville, but I just saw a conflicting news report that had somewhere else listed. I'll pull it for now.
By the way, Jesus has nothing on the Holy Ghost. The Holy Ghost has all the hot chicks on his list. Such a heavenly pimp!
At any rate - thanks for the plug. We have actually had a number of users sign up due to this article.
A couple notes:
1. We are from MN, but use a Nashville-based company to do our publicity
2. I am actually a graphic designer by heart, so let me say that it is VERY hard to give up layout/creative control to users to "pimp" out their sites... I cringe at how some of them have completely customized their profiles. CSS can be your friend, or your biggest enemy.
Like you mentioned, though, people LOVE being able to make their profile their own. At any rate, we are going to continue to work around CSS ruining the framework of the site, IE - the navigation bar at the top. If you would look at Tammy Trent's profile again, you would see it overriding her CSS modification so the nav bar at the top remains legit.
3. I'm glad you experienced the "communal" aspect of the site firsthand. Although we have a huge member base, the common belief system seems to link everyone together... its a beautiful thing.
4. I also appreciated that you felt that "the Christian part doesn’t totally dominate the site". Yes, we are Christian owned and operated, but we do NOT shove Jesus down anyone's throat... our goal is to make a clean and fun atmosphere, and promote faith-based music artists, authors, etc... we try to be balanced at all costs.
Just my .02.
Thanks again for your well thought-out words, Pete.
already i have 7,500 friends ,Ones that will stand by you and answer your blogs with with a desire to help
The owner cares about each one and post to the members asking how they feal about something that needs changed.I think it is very thoughtfull of him
I look for shoutlife to be around a long time.
If needed i will buy the company and continue it.
If that ever comes about
And i dont think it will
thanks for the add and God Bless
I've been a Shoutlife member since December and I can't tell you enough about it! I've never liked MySpace simply becasue there was no community aspect, but as soon as I logged in to Shoutlife, I was amazed. The commonality of our faith is a huge factor, there's no doubt, but I think it's mostly because people really care about others on there.
Thanks for "mashing" us. I hope to see you around on there!
www.shoutlife.com/duststorm
Again, it is not really a Christian MySpace, but more a Christian site with kewl forums and blogs. That is my 2 cents.
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