The real benefit of properly integrating email with social networks is that it provides a solution to spam. If only your friends (that you've opted in) can send you mail via this system, then your inbox there will be completely spam-free.
I was hoping for FB to offer that, but most people don't log in to FB often enough for it to be a reliable mail network. Email still wins. If Orgoo can shift that balance so that people check their email on the social networks, that's a killer app right there - possibly the best use, today, of the "social utility" aspect of a site like Facebook.
Am I the only one that's saddened by the potential for even more fragmentation of communication and info? I personally like having all of my information in one place, and that's my personal email account - not my social network. I don't need another email address.
Being able to integrate email with other webapps is a very good direction. We were hoping to do this with our webapp using gmail, but were amazed to find out there is no gmail api. Orgoo could fill a big need with this, unless/until gmail finally launches an api.
I was hoping for FB to offer that, but most people don't log in to FB often enough for it to be a reliable mail network. Email still wins. If Orgoo can shift that balance so that people check their email on the social networks, that's a killer app right there - possibly the best use, today, of the "social utility" aspect of a site like Facebook.