I was also wondering about the future of this project/company.  From
the 'radio silence' of the founders, I would say the project seems
pretty much abandoned.  Sad... I would have expected more from a Y
Combinator company, but on with life.

If you are interested in a Rails Social Network, check out the
lovdbyless project.  The project has plenty of recent activity
including a Ruby 1.9 / Rails 2.3.4 branch.  (http://groups.google.com/
group/lovdbyless/browse_thread/thread/3dd8a4071b35cae1)

Best,
Chip

On Sep 19, 5:29 am, "[email protected]"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> From what I understand - it seems like development of the insoshi core
> is no longer being pursued.
> Am I correct in assuming this?  From seeing various things on the
> internets it seems like people are using this as a core for their own
> development but with few/little commits to the core.
>
> Should I expect this to be the case for some time or a permanent
> feature of the code base?
>
> A number of key feature sets have not been integrated into this code,
> features that are available in other open source offerings.
>
> What is everyone's opinion on this?  Should we pursue development on
> insoshi or move to other projects where our work will have greater
> impact?
>
> Best
>
> F
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