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rollTogether reloaded

Posted onFeb 15, 2010 Posted byLars Echterhoff

We finally switched over to our completely rebuild website. Due to some minor technical issues, we had to remove some features from the initial release. They will be implemented as soon as we solved them.

If you want to help us to improve our page, feel free to report us curious behaviors, wrong styled pages or even hard bugs and dead ends.

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Suggestions, improvements or compliments are always welcome

Lars - rollTogether

Social Networking

Posted onJan 11, 2010 Posted byLars Echterhoff

rollTogether is social! Why?

rollTogether supports social networking

Its as simple as easy: We want you to spread our word. We want you to be proud of what you do and what you believe in. We want you, to show your world what rollerblading is!

rollTogether is proud to be a part of rollerblading and we keep the hard work to push rollerblading, to push you, as hard as we can.

So, if you are proud to be a rollerblader and want to show your world a small part of rollerblading, take the easiest way. Just hit one of the many share buttons (AddThis_Social_Bookmark_Button) and click on the icon of your community where you want to spread the word!

Be sure to follow our activities though your favored way! We offer you serveral RSS feeds (rollTogether_Official_Newsfeed) to fit your information needs.

Follow us at twitter or make a friendship with us at any of the platform next to the "SUBSCRIBE TO US" box.

We will always offer you the most comfortable way to stay in touch with us.

Communication matters!

 

techInfos / Twitter & socialSystems

Posted onDec 15, 2009 Posted byadministrator

Hi there, this is Lars from rollTogether. As some of you may know, I keep the techThings and #photography for #rollTogether. I'm am very excited about the changes the communication takes these time. The web grows as fast as sh*t and the services that *should* be used pop out of nothing and disapear the same way.

Let me tell you something about twitter and your use for this service.

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rollTogether goes Facebook

Posted onDec 09, 2009 Posted byLars Echterhoff

rtg_icon_200pxWe decided to move a part of our communication over to facebook. This is also a first step in our whole redesign process for 2010. But dont be afraid: This affects just the visual communication, the sessions will stay greater as usual. Jump over to facebook and give us some love: http://www.facebook.com/rollTogether

...and if you are one of those people who is always up with the lates shit, we invented a new form of communication just to fulfill your needs: We called it twitter and you may want to join us there: http://twitter.com/rolltogether So lets stay connected. Hope to see you in Hamburg.

 

Lars - rollTogether Team