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FHA Meets Web 2.0 to No Perceptible Advantage

Posted September 3rd, 2007 | View Comments

Well, this post is sort of a mixed bag.  On the one hand, it’s a heads up about Maureen Francis’ article about FHA, Foreclosures and Foregiveness.

Under the hood, it’s more of a test post.  I’m writing this post from out a new browser, Flock, which I learned about through the Web 2.0 list of Web 2.0 Links.  (I think that title was written by someone who works in the Department of Redundancy Dept.)  Anyway, this new browser, Flock, is interesting in that it contains integrated blogging tools and an RSS reader with, and can detect whether a page you’ve landed on has a feed, among other handy Web 2.0ish tricks.

The blogging tool is fairly primitive once you’re used to Livewriter, but it’s interesting that it all hangs together.

Blogged with Flock

  • http://mioaklandcounty.com Maureen Francis

    Does that mean I should try out livewriter??

  • http://www.sacramento-home.com/real-estate-agents/ John Lockwood

    Either that or it means I should get an FHA loan! :)

    Seriously, though, Livewriter is worth a spin, in my opinion. I use it to blog all the time.

    (But don’t let that stop you — I’m boring on my own terms).

  • http://mioaklandcounty.com Maureen Francis

    I barely ever use IE. I am a firefox gal. Guess that is why I have not run into it.

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