I love lean startup methodologies and all but cmon...
not even a small description of how? Not a single screen shot?
How do we know it is even by twitter employees?
Huh, after I signed up with Facebook they had my real email address. I haven't worked with the Facebook API for a couple years but they didn't used to give third parties access to the real email.
The permissions popup when connecting with an app explains this and gives you an opportunity to send a proxied email address. Albeit its designed for you not to see it, in small fonts.
It should give you a confirmation message stating that they'll let you know when UpFor is ready for whichever device you selected. Might be your browser? I'm using Chrome 12.0.742.60 and didn't have any issues.
Pretty skeezy but amazingly efficient. I signed up, they got all my facebook information. I just walked out to my car and it's already placarded with UpFor stickers.
Anyone have a description of this service? I hate signing up for something just to find out I don't want it and I don't want them to have any information about me.
"We’ll email you at apps+.....@proxymail.facebook.com when we’re ready to launch on your device" is what you see after FBconnect and chose your mobile device
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http://use.typekit.com/k/meo5ntk-d.css?
And a little bit of insight on what exactly the service does / plans to do before forcing us to hit that Connect with FB button would really help.