Cornify

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Cornify is the #1 unicorn and rainbow service worldwide, giving sparkle and happiness around the world. Join the sparkle at http://cornify.com
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Comment · 16 years ago
You have great taste in unicorns, I have to say.
Comment · 16 years ago
Sparkles, nice work! This looks very, very inspired by Cornify (http://cornify.com). I also added the konami code to the Cornify script last year (http://www.cornify.com/js/cornify.js) for another example that doesn't have dependencies.

Those 'corns are looking pretty sparkly. Mind if I use them on Cornify?

Comment · 16 years ago
I had basically the same experience updating cornify.com to the new social plug-ins. Documentation is incomplete, the Facepile doesn't work at all, and using an older Facebook Connect library at the same time breaks everything.

This has been my experience for a long time now. Even when talking to big clients at work, we're simply not encouraging integration with the Facebook APIs since we can't be sure what's going to happen.

Another thing that is a big downer is that the plug-ins can't be skinned. This may be good to keep the brand visible and establish a minimum level of design quality, but for agencies it doesn't work since it's impossible to create something dead-sexy.

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Comment · 17 years ago
The Grand Unicorn is proud!
Comment · 17 years ago
I think people are so excited about the upcoming rainbows that they forget about all bad things. Searching Twitter for rainbow just brought up a ton of results from people in New York going "Awwww" and "dancing under the rainbow"... quod erat demonstrandum?
Comment · 17 years ago
Comment · 17 years ago
Most links are actually longer - but they are a lot happier and more like to viewers smile, which is the core focus of Hapylink.
Comment · 17 years ago
It's all good. Please keep in mind that Hapylink is not a url-shortener, but a url-happifier. Like you say, url-shortening is over crowded, so Hapylink focuses on more of a niche audience of users with unhappy links.
Comment · 17 years ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I'm on it.

Let me know if there's anything else I can do to amplify your ability to spread happiness.

Comment · 17 years ago
Thanks for the detailed suggestions, those are all good points. An api-type feature, like you are suggesting, is on the way, and the other suggestions are now on the list.

Happiness all the way!

Comment · 17 years ago
Amazing, glad to hear that the upper east side has been cornified thoroughly.

What type of statistics are you looking for? Or better, what type of insights would you like?

Comment · 17 years ago
Try pressing 15 times for some extra sparkle.

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