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  Praneet Kandula | October 20th, 2005 @ 9:18 pm | Reply

  I’m guessing WP.com is pretty close to being ready for primetime, because it doesn’t seem to restrict itself “only to flock users”. Once people get the link, I’m assuming anyone can sign up, unless this offer has some kind of expiry date..

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  Roy Schestowitz | October 21st, 2005 @ 1:04 am | Reply

  With all due respect, I am always slightly apprehensive when it comes to using forks. I am also aware of the problem associated with forking an application myself. Once you lag behind, the long-invested dedication can wind up being disposed of. Flock appears to me like a conspicuous rationale behind Mozilla becoming a foundation and now going by the identity of Mozilla.com. As regards WordPress.com and the Flock relationship, I might give it a try.

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  Mike Baptiste | October 21st, 2005 @ 5:03 am | Reply

  I must be blind as a bat. I’ve got Flock already – visit Wordpress.com and don’t see any way to get an account just because I’m using Flock – am I missing somethign REALLY obvious here?
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  Mike Baptiste | October 21st, 2005 @ 5:11 am | Reply

  HAHAHA I found the rabbit hole – silly me! One of these days I’m going to start reading the ‘Getting Started’ instructions for whatever I’m trying to use! Thanks Matt!
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  OMEITOR | October 21st, 2005 @ 5:56 am | Reply

  knew about this a looong time ago Matt, in fact a whole lot of other beta testers and wp.com-obsessed people did.
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  Usayd | October 21st, 2005 @ 7:17 am | Reply

  LoL! I wonder what’s going on there

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  Gerard McGarry | October 24th, 2005 @ 3:08 am | Reply

  Not so much of a secret any more I got Flock and a WP.com account!
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  Angsuman Chakraborty | October 24th, 2005 @ 10:32 am | Reply

  I hate to say this but don’t you think user-agent based exclusiveness is rather useless? Anyone can use a Firefox browser and switch the user agent to Flock and can open an account

  Though I have to say it was a good marketing tactic from Flock.
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  Leo Kent | October 25th, 2005 @ 2:41 am | Reply

  I don’t think it works with the Linux version of Flock because I can’t seem to get an invite…

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