Everything seems to be working well on my end too. The Vir2o platform does look good let's be honest, and you can invite friends from other social networks in just a click to join to interact.
What I don't like is, it is running on Joomla and they are hiding that fact. All the hype is not worth it all, and all the dumping and diluting of shares to build this is a waste of investor money. And worst of it all, it took them 2 gaddamn years to do this? It's very easy to create a social network with Jomsocial or even SocialEngine; all you need is plugins, plugins & plugins! There's plugin for everything that completes or enhance the social engagement!
All the whole shares Kay has been dumping and the massive dilution since ECDC was at .005-.009, am sure the company must've raised way over $100K to truly create something proprietary and not something dependent on Joomla.
Anyways, maybe the company will in the near future raise some new funds when they start monetizing Vir2o - then move on to create an independent social engagement that is not dependent on any gaddamn open source script. Why didn't they inform shareholders all this while they were building Vir2o on Joomla?
Considering the time (2 years), the delay (multiple missed launch), and investors money wasted to build a social network based on Joomla; I'm not impressed at all.
But I should note again like I mentioned earlier that the Vir2o platform does look good and the more I play around with the settings and features, the more I get to understand it better.
