Usually we release new versions of the site on Thursdays – but we decided to do it today since it’s holidays on Friday. We want a full day to be able to pick up bugs :-)
The news this week on the site:
- Ability to see who flattred things (if the users has chosen to do so)
- Ability for users to show what they’ve flattred (you can find this in the the privacy settings) :-)
- URLs that are on private systems are now allowed. They will however be hidden from the main listing on Flattr.com
- We hired a new programmer – Niklas @silfverstrom! Welcome!
- REST API is in testing.
- Leif brought chili plants for all of the team.
- Peter was in Paris to discuss the future of financing culture.
- … and lots of internal updates that users cannot see… yet!
Glad midsommar!
Nice!
Lookin’ forward to get my hands on that REST API ;)
Great stuff! Please keep up the good work!
One thing I’m sure we’d all love to know is how many users Flattr has now.
Hmm … what’s the rational behind the “Ability to see who flattred things (if the users has chosen to do so)” (and what combination of privacy settings enables/disables this)? For me, the ability to show that I like something in an anonymous way was a big plus for flattr – and I’m not sure if I really want to see how flattered my things.
Anyways – keep up the good work and happy solstice!
(of course /s/how/who)
Good luck with those chilis ;)
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Wey great stuff :)
Good job guys! Have a nice Midsummer’s eve! :)
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Cool new things. Great Stuff
please add two things:
1. The add flattr founds button directly on the overview page (first point) that is shown after registration. don’t make it hard for people to add money!
(2. a feedback button where I can find it)
thx for flattr it will change the world!