circaVie Importer
Our friends at circaVie are closing down for good in a couple of days. In Dipity’s “good ole’ days” they were a company that made our knees shake a bit when we would analyze our competition. After all, they were backed by megalith AOL and it seemed that they knew what they were doing, especially in terms of visual design.
They hit their niche well and built a strong following. Unfortunately, they’re shutting down their site on the 15th.
We have been hearing from their users for the last few weeks asking for ways to get their data off the AOL ship and into the cuddly and everlasting arms of Dipity. To respond to their pleas, we’ve built and released a life preserver today.
Visit the circaVie Timeline Import Page, log in or sign up if necessary, paste the URL to a circaVie Timeline, and click “Import Timeline”. It’s that easy. We’ll pull in as much as we can from your timeline.
So welcome circaVie users! Please let us know how the import goes by clicking the “Feedback” link at the top of every Dipity page or by asking a question in our help site powered by Get Satisfaction.
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