I'm Matt Lee, one of the folks behind behind Foo Communications, a company/experiment in music and social media, including Libre.fm, a new social media platform that offers musicians exclusive promotion and play in exchange for licensing their music under a free culture license, and GNU social, a federated social networking project.
just been chatting to simon in the pub. He brought up a good point, in the web app he's building. Users don't need to register. Have a temporary account, if you like it, register, if you don't, close the browser and forget about it. Why isn't this the standard? Seems so obvious.
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