Blog EntryWhat I love about Multiply.....Apr 21, '04 12:55 PM
for everyone
I want to share the reasons I love multiply since I’ve bugged my friends and family so much about joining. A lot of them have finally joined which makes me really happy.

I have family and friends all over the country. I grew up in St. Louis, MO, then moved to Washington D.C. for 6 years, then moved to NYC for a few years, then to Ft. Lauderdale, FL for 1 ½ years, and now I’ve been back in NYC for 2 years as of June. During this time of my life I’ve had friends also move to the west coast and various other locations. Needless to say, it’s hard for me to keep up with everyone. I love all of my family and friends and I want to keep in touch with them and really feel like I know them and know what is happening in their lives.

Unfortunately, with everyone being so busy, it’s very hard to keep up relationships and really know what everyone is doing with their lives. If I had never left St. Louis, it would be much easier. I could just have a party and invite all of my friends and family and everyone could mingle and get to know each other, which in turn would allow them to get to know me better. Since I can’t do that, Multiply is the next best thing.

For one, I can post all of my pictures from past vacations and pictures of my daughter for everyone to see. I can also share parts of my life with them by letting them know what kind of books and movies I like, what type of food I enjoy, and what I think about various topics. To be honest, sometimes I can’t remember when I’ve last spoken to individuals and how up to date they are on my life. Most importantly I get to learn more about them. When you don’t talk to people on a regular basis, there is so much you miss from knowing about them. For example, I have a friend that I talk to almost every day and we never run out of things to say, but sometimes when you haven’t spoken to somebody in a year, you don’t even know where to start the conversation.

I feel like with Multiply I have a continuous conversation with my friends and family. I’ve gotten to learn a lot about my friends and family that have joined. It’s such a cool and easy way to get to know people. I love when a friend or family member gets in on a conversation started by another friend or member of my network. How else would I ever know what my cousin thinks of one of the thought provoking questions posted by Joanne or her favorite movie, book, or quote? I would probably never think to ask these questions. I don't get to talk to my family and all of my friends every day so I really don't know what they think about current events and this is a way I can get their opinions easily.

Also, it’s fun getting to know all of the other people in my network that I’ve never met in person. I know I can count on some good jokes, some freaky looking animals to view, interesting points of view on random topics and interesting reviews to help me decide what movies to see, books to read and recipes to try.

There are many other things about the site that I love, but what I've said above is most important to me. I'm sure everyone has their own reasons for enjoying the site. Feel free to share them.

jodig wrote on Apr 21, '04
I agree so much with what you have posted. You left out Lyle's lunch. The opportunity to see, in vibrant color, what Lyle has for lunch everyday.

Where else could you get that?!?!
kayt wrote on Apr 21, '04
I love the sheer procrastination potential. =)
browneyedgirl wrote on Apr 21, '04
jodig said
I agree so much with what you have posted. You left out Lyle's lunch. The opportunity to see, in vibrant color, what Lyle has for lunch everyday.

Where else could you get that?!?!
LOL I was just thinking the same exacty thing...
pgonzalez08 wrote on Apr 21, '04
Excellent points all!

My only question is when are the "Multiply Gurus" going to strike and start charging the users for the service? Maybe they have another strategy for making money, but if they started charging a fee, they'll lose many users, i.e., me. Maybe they are hoping that everyone will get hooked in enough that they will sign up even with a fee. ????
pez wrote on Apr 21, '04, edited on Apr 21, '04
A little birdie told me that they're never going to charge for this level of service, although at some point down the road there may be additional for-pay features like photo printing.

One thing I know for sure though is that the creators of the service always put customers first. Always.

So have no fear-- multiply will always be free and addictive!
pgonzalez08 wrote on Apr 21, '04
pez said
A little birdie told me that they're never going to charge for this level of service, although at some point down the road there may be additional for-pay features like photo printing.

One thing I know for sure though is that the creators of the service always put customers first. Always.

So have no fear-- multiply will always be free and addictive!
Mmmmmmm....free.

That's my favorite flavor. Yes, the site is extremely addictive!
yankeegrl322 wrote on May 29, '04
jodig said
I agree so much with what you have posted. You left out Lyle's lunch. The opportunity to see, in vibrant color, what Lyle has for lunch everyday.

Where else could you get that?!?!
Lyle's lunches kick @$$!! heehee I love that too! I totally agree with you too Tracy about keeping in touch with everyone!
yankeegrl322 wrote on May 29, '04
Mmmmmmm....free.

That's my favorite flavor. Yes, the site is extremely addictive!
You could say that again! If its free, ITS FOR ME =)
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