On April 16th, 2007; Rian Triharyana made a plugin, integrating MoodMill to WordPress blog by reading Atom’s XML which provided by MoodMill. To use it, easy! Just download the plugin, activate, change options, and voila! Your MoodMill is in your blog.
Today, to maintain the consistency, I made a little tweak on the plugin to match the colour of MoodMill’s default mood colour.
Keep it Green!
Felix
Hendrik Victor will take as the Media Relationship position. He has an experience in online gaming industry. He work very fast! Also like to play online games, computer hardware savvy and like to read news feed about hardware reviews.
He help promoting Moodmill and giving idea of about any improvement needed to attact more visitor.
Great news come from the founder of Moodmill. From today onward, Moodmill supports International Character. Chinese, Russian, Japanese, Arabian, etc.
It was Javascript bug and we are sorry for any inconvenience cause by this bug. (more…)
The most respected social networking news, reporting MoodMill on their latest post:
MoodMill is a new site that lets you post your mood and share it with friends.
The site’s functions are very similar to Twitter, but updates are directly associated with your mood. Indicate how you’re currently feeling on a meter of sorts, which has about four options for how you’re day is going. Type in some descriptive text, and attach a URL if you’d like. Now you can see how others feel, make friends, track their moods (RSS option available) and track your own. (more…)
Killerstartups review on MoodMill:
MoodMill is a mood management site, quite similar to Twitter. It’s geared for short updates which express how you’re feeling. This isn’t like your blog, so no long- winded entries are required; in fact it’s better to keep it short and simple. Use your dashboard to put out mood updates; choose an icon to suit your mood and jot some words. (more…)
Our friend Dario of Amazing Startups put MoodMill on their review. You might want to check it out