Call Someone Who Cares

"There is nobody that cares" hahahahaha. I feel sad now.

The idea's coming from the right place, but it looks like a serious troll magnet to me...

Let me sign up and give an hour (of my choosing) block per week to listen to someone else. I would do it for karma.

"There is nobody that cares. Maybe you should be that somebody."<p>Okay. Waiting for someone to call... ... ...<p>This is the most inefficient way to rickroll anyone ever

You should consider teaming up with <a href="http://compassionpit.com/" rel="nofollow">http://compassionpit.com/</a>

As the Reader's Digest once put it (according to Dale Carnegie): "Many persons call a doctor when all they want is an audience". This could save people if done well.

I can't give Twilio access to my microphone on Lion with the latest stable version of Chrome. So no, I can't really someone someone who cares.

Good work! I've had some cool ideas for Twilio projects but so far the pricing has made them all impractical. The Twilio Client is really opening some doors in this respect, being 1/4 the cost of a phone call and a cool feature to boot!<p>I still hope you have some throttling in place though because 1000 concurrent users will cost you $150/hr...

Go Frank!

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There is nobody that cares :)

nice idea...(chat roulette - video)!

Bravo!

Hey, I run CompassionPit.com and have built up a sizable, stable community.... (40,000-200,000 unique visitors/month). I would be very happy to collaborate with a like-minded individual. The app is on the node.js stack and I've funded development and hosting entirely. I've released the source for free.<p><a href="https://github.com/zackster/CompassionPit--Node-/" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/zackster/CompassionPit--Node-/</a>