La mia visione del web, soprattutto ora in tempi di social network, e' che deve servire a far capire chi c'e' dall'altra lato del filo.Legalgeek.it nasce il 6 marzo 2009. In realta' anche prima, ma per timidezza non avevo iniziato a parlarne.Chi mi segue sa che sono sviluppatore e parlo del diritto di internet. Molta parte del bello di lavorare su internet deriva dalla consulenza alle nuove aziende che mi chiedono di controllare i contratti con gli utenti, quelli dei fornitori e dei committenti.Per fare questo non basta conoscere il diritto, bisogna anche vivere il web da u
Yeah, in one word ! We did it.It's so interesting to index how everyone sells goods or software or music via internet.There's who describes every comma, and the others that write the less is possible.Principles are the same, and who want to study all the material can find a great opportunity.Here we are to stay: see you at 500 !
So, here we are. 390 terms of services indexed.We started this wiork in march 2009. 18 months, 390 terms of services.Is it useful ?For me is it really useful. I can keep track of my licenses, find when I need, keep track of the software i've tested and forgot.At this moment I have no other vision about this search engine.Every term of service is tagged and linked. It does what it has to do.There are so many improvements around a such a simple idea. But must come from readers. I'll read you and I'm open to update the software behind.Have a good work,Spataro
Why the hell we can ask to someone: go that site and put there all news regarding events for developers or bloggers ?We are all using twitter, friendfeed, and so on. Why couldn't we use these services to collect this infos, without going in a new place ?So from today, if someone submit on twitter an event, tagging with #legalgeek, the even will be automagically posted on Legalgeek.itYou also will be able to find all posts on twitter, with their search engine.So, let's go: I've started. And you what are you waiting for ?
