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"MailEmotion.tv is a new video messaging service that lets you send and receive video emails.\nMailEmotion will automatically detect your webcam, so you can send a video message to your friends and family.  You can also upload a video from your computer to be sent. Write an attached message to accompany your video.  Once the recipient opens their email, they are redirected to MailEmotion's website, where they can forward the video message, or reply; both options will prompt the recipient to create their own account or login.  In this sense, you can send and receive messages to other MailEmotion users, or to anyone else, but there is no community involved, so you can't simply find other users to exchange video messages with.\nThere are a few ways in which this service could be made a bit easier.  When replying to a received video, it's assumed that the recipient's email address will be automatically inserted. This isn't the case with MailEmotion.  Additionally, providing a way to import email address from Yahoo, Hotmail and GMail accounts will streamline the process of sending video messages as well.  Having some sort of video message stream, of receiving and replying, would make it easier to keep track of the flow of conversation, especially if one were to use this service regularly. Both Jabbits and Vlip have enabled a video string system to make it easier to respond to video messages.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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