Not that it’s a big deal but we unleashed hosted public beta into WackWall, too.

It’s an almost 50,000 webmaster accounts strong audience that’s been a little stale since we didn’t have much updates for the first version of WackWall. So we just released WackWall 2 on the new OpenWack platform in hope it’s going to heat things up.

If you are waiting to download OpenWack feel free to create a social network on WackWall to find out if this early feature-stripped build is for you.

We start iterating from here developing new features (most essential ones first) and of course fixing ongoing problems. The platform needs to mature and coding standards for plugins must be set by the core team. Also we will start working on OpenWack developer community infrastructure to get ready to release OpenWack as open source community software.

Wait for the downloadable version of what you see on WackWall some time around May. Don’t take that as a promise though, I’ll deny everything if needed. Honestly we really hope to release this thing in spring. It’s still going to be version 1.0 but really tested out and full-featured. This process has already been started.

Keep your fingers, toes, and eyes crossed.