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You're right, we had the wrong feed of Mashable. Now it is corrected :)
True, the Digg article hit our servers yesterday but they never went down, hope the slow traffic users will return on Webwag because we will keep on innovating. We will soon upgrade our servers for sure.
And thank you for mentioning Webwag.
Don't forget www.protopage.com, from London. That makes it 4 start page start ups in Europe. Also if you consider mad4milk's mooglets (Rome, Italy), that makes it five.
Europe is clearly the startpage innovator.
Sumon
Yeah, did mention Protopage further down. It's definitely the prettiest of the bunch. Strange how Europe is so good at making startpages.
http://www.protopage.com/protopuppy
Apparently version 3 is up and coming from their blog. Should be interesting to see whats cooking when it launches.
Why we don't appreciate that a thief stole our cars or other stuff so why we accept that webmag or vibes etc.. stole headlines that they don't belong to them that other spent money to and resources to write the story? so why we use this site, why we promote them ?
They are simply killing internet news like spam for email, and news media and in the same time themselves . I understand that Internet is a democratic place, open to all and free to all, but there is a little of ethic. We have to respect what others do and spent time to find it and write it.
Sorry for my english but I hope that readers will understand my point !!
Just for answering steve, startpages are the best way to keep an eye on every website you like. Test webwag and you'll change your mind.Before startpages i needed 2 hours to verify news now i can see in a few minutes where i have yo go to read news.
Do not hesitate to download the toolbar it increses your experience. It 's a great idea.
Internet is still in live, young and growing.
Rfly from France
today, everything disapeared... it is too slow for me anyway.
http:/www.browserstart.org
Fully customizable with feeds, etc just the netvibes.