beta: hivelive.com

Posted on | July 9, 2006 | No Comments

thanks to lifehacker I received an invitation to HiveLive’s currently private beta. HiveLive is an online-collaboration tool allowing closed or open user-groups to discuss and share any kind of information. HiveLive organizes data in ‘hives’ – databases which can contain various types of items, f.e. blog-posts, contacts, bookmarks or photos. users are encouraged to create new item-categories and share them with other users. top user-created categories include ‘book-review’, ‘restaurant-tip’ or ‘movie-review’. hives can be kept private, invite-only or public to all users. data is posted to hives using a bbcode/wiki-like markup, which probably might scare off beginners – I’ld like to see a good richtext-editor instead. otherwise the user-interface looks clean and neat.

if you want to try out HiveLive, check if there are any lifehacker-beta-accounts left…

 

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