Posts Tagged with ‘your-fluther’

I have just received an update from Fluther about the new functionality that they have launched that is intended to make the service more social and reduce the noise level.
For those uninitiated, Fluther basically is a Q&A service that allows anyone to ask questions and get answers from other users familiar with the subject. While there’s nothing new about online Q&A solutions, there is something unique about Fluther: it actually allows for real-time interaction between the users around questions - [...]