Demo of MyPunchBowl: your next event invite site
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Matt Douglas, founder of MyPunchBowl.com, which is a great way to send out invites and help plan your next party or event, demonstrates what makes MyPunchBowl better than others. Maryam jumps in at the end to give her two cents (she liked it).
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March 15th, 2007 at 6:14 pm
Although Evite has many problems and is a pain to use, what is the value in making an Evite clone? Rather, do we not participate in event planning as a group? How often does one person suggest a time and a place and the rest automatically comply? As anyone that organized events knows, the event is more often than not organized as a group. That democratic group planning activity is what is not solved by Evite, Mypunchbowl, or Renkoo. That is why we at Planypus solved exactly that.