Findory turned off its last webserver today. Sadness.
Previous posts ([1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]) have more details on the shutdown and Findory's history.
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4 comments:
I hope Findory or similar product will come soon to make you and us happy.
You should put up a page explaining what findory WAS and linking to some other services.
I have one for NewsMonster with older screenshots even though the code doesn't actually run in Firefox anymore.
Thanks, Kevin, that is a good idea. Maybe a blog post with screen shots, maybe something you get to from the old findory.com URL.
At a minimum, I should have a page explaining what Findory was and how it worked that people could cite in articles. As it stands, it is difficult to know what to reference if someone did decide to write about Findory.
Greg do you have any plan on open sourcing Findory?
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