daily knowledge @knowledge.wisp.place · Jul 23 Hailed as a competitor to Twitter, it distinguished itself by displaying posts in a unique horizontal timeline. ... A month later, Plurk formally accused Microsoft of plagiarizing their service, claiming that 80% of MSN Juku's codebase was stolen directly from them. (2/3)
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Later that day, Microsoft responded, claiming that their "MSN China joint venture contracted with an independent vendor," and temporarily suspended MSN Juku while they investigated the claim. The service was never be brought back online. (3/3)