Rob Mayhew

cl1p is back up and the database is restored.

The server where cl1p.net is hosted has experienced a hardware failure of some sort. I’m looking into it now.

A few months ago I sent out a survey asking users what they wanted in cl1p. You told me that you wanted pictures, bigger files, and a better user interface.

The latest version of cl1p has all of these features and more!

A new user interface has been created with a simple icon driven menu.

Bigger file uploads. Now you can upload 30MB files (200MB for paid cl1ps)

Pictures. Now upload and share 2 pictures per cl1p, (20 for paid cl1ps)

Clickable links. Stop copying and pasting links into the browser. Now, click the LINK button and all of the links on your cl1p are clickable!

….plus many other improved features!

As always, your feedback drives development. If there is a feature you need please let me know. Post a message on the cl1p forum. http://cl1p.robmayhew.com.

Thanks for using cl1p!

Rob Mayhew

Today is CL1P.net’s birthday. Two years ago today the whole world find out about the cool little site that let you copy and paste between computers. It was on this day that lifehacker ran a very nice story on CL1P. Then it went to the top position of del.icio.us. Chris Pirillo wrote about it, so the Guardian Unlimited, and many other bloggers from around the world.

The best thing is that cl1p.net has not just been a flash in the pan it has survived and even thrived. Every day thousands of people discover CL1P either by stumbleupon or though a friend.

CL1P has added new features. The first one was view restricted pages, Rich Text cl1ps, Auto save/Auto Update/ Message Boards / IPhone support and more.

More is still coming to CL1P and I am very close to releasing a much improved version with bigger files and pictures.

Now you can click links in your plain text cl1ps! Just click on the ‘Edit Mode’ button at the top of the cl1p and any links on your cl1p can be clicked!

Click the ‘Link Mode’ button to return to edit mode.