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"Formspring, the popular web app for anonymous or social Q&amp;A, is making its massively multi-player features a lot more useful Tuesday with a tool called All Responses.\nFor some time, users have been able to ask one question of all their followers simultaneously, but users haven't been able to see all the responses at the same time. All Responses is exactly what it sounds like: a way to see all the responses to a single question in one page.\nHere's how the feature works. When you ask a question to which multiple friends respond, you'll see a number representing the responses the question has gotten. Click on the number, and you'll be able to read and compare all the responses in a single page.\nIf another Formspring user recycles your question with his or her friends and followers, a new list of responses will be generated; your All Responses pages will only contain replies from the people in your own networks. \nYou'll also be able to see All Responses for your Formspring friends. \"It's a great way to discover interesting content you might not see otherwise,\" said Formspring CEO Ade Olonoh.\nThe feature won't be completely retroactive, but you'll be able to see All Responses buttons for questions from the past week or so.\nIn the past couple months, the startup has been rolling out a steady stream of much-requested new features and UI improvements. The app got Smile buttons, Formspring's take on the upvote, at the beginning of the year. And at the beginning of April, the whole web app got a complete redesign with improvements to look, feel and functionality.\nPerhaps most interesting, though, was the startup's foray into SMS features, which prompted us to ponder, is an official mobile app in Formspring's future?\nOlonoh can't completely divulge his startup's roadmap, but he says, \"Mobile is something we're working on that's important to us.\" He said to expect official Formspring apps in the next few months and definitely by the end of the year.\nOther features to roll out this year will also focus on content discovery from beyond your individual social graph \u2014 perhaps even content organized around topics. These types of features will also be aimed squarely at the 18-and-older market; Formspring is white-hot among high school kids but less so among mainstream adults.\nOlonoh did give us clues about what we won't see any time soon on Formspring. Threaded responses are \"not on the horizon. ... We're trying to keep things pretty simple.\" And polling or multiple choice questions are not part of the roadmap at all. \"We want to encourage video embeds, witty responses. We'll probably stay away from multiple choice in the foreseeable future,\" said Olonoh.\nAs for monetization, Olonoh revealed, \"We're not making any money yet, but we're actively building out our plan. We'll announce more about that later this year.\"\n\n\nFormspring's New Feature: All Responses\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAsk All Your Friends...\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n...&amp; See All Their Answers\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFormspring's All Responses Feature\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTop image based on a photo from iStockphoto user urbancow"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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