It might be better to encourage a road widening scheme rather than car
pooling at the moment! Someone has to spend all that stimulus money
into the economy after all. :-)

No seriously it is a good idea. I made a London group:

http://simplifyconnections.appspot.com/?place=ApproachableLondoners

for friendly people. Not quite sure how the group would expand its
membership though but I guess if anyone else in London is using it
then they would see the pin?


On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 9:33 AM, Brian Schott <[email protected]> wrote:
> J Folks,
>
>        This chat is completely off topic. I have been
> developing an application which you can see at the URL in
> the subject. This application fosters social communication
> among "neighbors" or other afinity groups via the web. It's
> main distinction from other such apps is that users need not
> register or sign in and it is hosted completely by Google.
>
>        If you go to the link, take a look at my canonical
> neighborhood group by typing MMMPath into either of the
> input fields and you will see what inspired me to create
> this Google based application. Originally this application
> was developed to promote carpooling.
>
>        Or play around by typing in Playground. Or create
> your own group by typing in whatever you want to one of the
> fields on the homepage; but there is one difference if you
> want to create your own group, you will be asked to register
> for a Google account or to sign in to your existing Google
> account.
>
>        I would love for you to start your own group or to
> tell others how to do so.
>
>        There is one unique kind of group that I would like
> to promote, which involves USA Interstate Highway travelers.
> You can see a little of this special type of group by typing
> in one of the Highway examples listed on the bottom of the
> homepage, such as I75S-Atlanta. This Interstate application
> will not likely get off the ground because I cannot think of
> a way to publicize it. But I think it would be sort of like
> a free version of the truckers' old CB-radio system if it
> ever got widely used. Or maybe someone will develop a
> similar one for a hiking trail like the Appalachian Trail.
>
>        If you have any comments or questions, I would love
> to hear from you.
>
> Brian
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