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I agree that SU needs to grow to remain viable. I don't mind advertisers supporting it to a point either. SU seems to offer advertising that is much more relevant than blinking site takeovers and those stupid repetitive Facebook ads. Who is the writer on SU? i'd like to friend her.
Reviewed by gochrisgo Mar 04 2009, 09:18am ( 12 reviews ) • metropolismag.com
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Rated by asterixcool on Mar 16 2009, 1:10pm
just one more stumble... then I will go to sleep, great article about the history of SU
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Rated by bec-hi on Mar 04 2009, 2:13pm
a short history on stumbleupon
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Rated by gochrisgo on Mar 04 2009, 9:18am
I agree that SU needs to grow to remain viable. I don't mind advertisers supporting it to a point either. SU seems to offer advertising that is much more relevant than blinking site takeovers and those stupid repetitive Facebook ads. Who is the writer on SU? i'd like to friend her.
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Rated by CalRaj on Mar 01 2009, 7:49am
From the page: "StumbleUpon is fast approaching the size of New York City. And maybe it works the same way. When you live in New York, you reap the benefits of the multitudes"cultural richness, limitless opportunities, exotic food"but you donâ€t feel the bigness because you mainly interact with people you know."
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Rated by Bradley on Feb 18 2009, 10:49pm
I'm obviously biased, but I don't think this author has an accurate understanding of SU, its technical fundamentals, the nature of our community, or the defining variables of its growth. What do you think?
