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Hi Wayne - thanks for mentioning Sixent!

Hey Jan,

Here's another service for you to check out. It's called Sixent (and in the interest of full disclosure, it's developed by the company I work for). http://sixent.com

Like Moli, Sixent offers you the ability to create multiple profiles from one account. But we differentiate in that it's a place where you can do more than just share profiles with different contact categories. You can publish and share (web) pages and link them to your different profiles. You can also create groups to collaborate and publish content with others.

We see Sixent as a real utility that helps you share your online life in a way that mirrors your "real world" life. Check Sixent out and let me know what you think!

http://melgallant.sixent.com

Hey Jan,

Here's another service for you to check out. It's called Sixent (and in the interest of full disclosure, it's developed by the company I work for). http://sixent.com

Like Moli, Sixent offers you the ability to create multiple profiles from one account. But we differentiate in that it's a place where you can do more than just share profiles with different contact categories. You can publish and share (web) pages and link them to your different profiles. You can also create groups to collaborate and publish content with others.

We see Sixent as a real utility that helps you share your online life in a way that mirrors your "real world" life. Check Sixent out and let me know what you think!

http://melgallant.sixent.com

Providing a free service allows you to "test" what you've created and see if your target audience bites. It's a great way to get feedback and incorporate that feedback into your product development. You deliver something for free to gauge its value to the market. Then fine-tune it from there. As a consumer, it's unlikely I'll pay for something I haven't had a chance to try yet.

I completely agree we need to support our own communities. Whether it's through friendly competition between Canadian cities or some other means, we need more of a grassroots approach to this effort. DemoCamps and BarCamps are certainly one way but there needs to be more awareness about what Canadian startups are doing. Our Canadian startups need to be more vocal.

I completely agree we need to support our own communities. Whether it's through friendly competition between Canadian cities or some other means, we need more of a grassroots approach to this effort. DemoCamps and BarCamps are certainly one way but there needs to be more awareness about what Canadian startups are doing. Our Canadian startups need to be more vocal.