Just what we need. Another social network/community that called ____space.com. I’m sure it’s going to be wildly successful.In this case, they claim to be differentiated by giving you “the freedom you’ve never had before with social networking.” I’m not sure what that means, but I wish them the best of luck.Rating: 
Thanks to our last review of Keyfiler.com, they saw their faults and decided to make the service free for everyone. While this doesn’t change my mind about the service itself, I still respect their changes. It takes a smart startup to realize that they’re on the wrong track and attempt to fix it.
It’s been 2 days since the blog has been up and we’ve already helped one startup with finding their way towards a better business model. The owners of Keyfiler had to say this:
We made Keyfiler free.
Cause we could.
We built that thing like 3+ years ago. It uses tables. It’s done with like PHP4.
But hey, now it’s free. Enjoy!
and
…there is nothing stopping you from storing all of your serials in a spreadsheet. We offer a few features for folks who managed multiple machines, and multiple licenses, but it
First of all, the interface is horrible. It’s just a bunch of random stuff mixed together with a lack of organization, even though there are categories. Second of all, you get bored quick since if something is fake you’re not going to want to read it. But if the rumors are factual then they should be posted on a news site like digg. You can send in your rumors by email, phone, and text message which is pretty cool. Most of the stories are either spam or real news. Turns out rumors aren’t so fun to read about if there’s no proof.
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