The value of public embeddable chats, at least to me, is the ability to participate without having to sign in for anything. Meebome works extremely well for this.
A possible application to look into is integration with BlackBerry Messenger. It is very powerful and would seem more appropriate for a chat session than over SMS.
Yikes, Meebo Rooms is a UX disaster though. I tried using it on our 'maintenance page' once when we were upgrading our servers, and it was a visual design abortion.
Definitely psyched about using Chatterous in the future.
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The value of public embeddable chats, at least to me, is the ability to participate without having to sign in for anything. Meebome works extremely well for this.
A possible application to look into is integration with BlackBerry Messenger. It is very powerful and would seem more appropriate for a chat session than over SMS.
Good luck.
Yikes, Meebo Rooms is a UX disaster though. I tried using it on our 'maintenance page' once when we were upgrading our servers, and it was a visual design abortion.
Definitely psyched about using Chatterous in the future.
Also, Campfire, watch out.
The real use of chatterous though, for me, is the private or semi-private groups.
I use them on personal and work project groups now (via Gtalk.. when it works ;)) and it up productivity no end.
The way I see chatterous is like a modern, web based form of IRC. Very little else has come close to that before :)