@Nsloggett Denver, Colorado

Why is dribbble more popular than behance? #opinions #stats #comparison

7:27PM Sat, May 26 2012

@benjamingage Rochester, NY

I think it's the allure of finally receiving an invite : )

7:39PM Sat, May 26 2012

@Nsloggett Denver, Colorado

meh exclusivity is the only draw?

7:40PM Sat, May 26 2012

@3pointross

because ego plays a larger role.

8:08PM Sat, May 26 2012

@OUndergrad Shawnee, OK

Dribbble's culture allows for more process. Critique, iteration, final product. Behance's culture is final products only. -OP

8:15PM Sat, May 26 2012

@mtrozzo Los Angeles, CA

chance you have an in invite?

9:16PM Sat, May 26 2012

@Nsloggett Denver, Colorado

rofl that's the complete opposite of Dribbble

10:34PM Sat, May 26 2012

@Nsloggett Denver, Colorado

lemme check when I'm back in front of a computer #vacationinwyoming

10:35PM Sat, May 26 2012

@Nsloggett Denver, Colorado

that's totally fair, but who does that benefit in the end

10:36PM Sat, May 26 2012

@benjamingage Rochester, NY

I think it's that combined with good work and good critique from the smaller more "exclusive" community.

10:38PM Sat, May 26 2012

@Nsloggett Denver, Colorado

I rarely see critique ever...

10:46PM Sat, May 26 2012

@benjamingage Rochester, NY

Maybe it's just me and my friends :x One thing I am not really sold on are the "Dribbble trends". #stopwiththewood

10:49PM Sat, May 26 2012

@benjamingage Rochester, NY

I also love following the rare gem of an illustrator on that site. @freshkaufee is a primo example.

10:50PM Sat, May 26 2012

@OUndergrad Shawnee, OK

lol it's not the opposite of dribbble when the reference point is Behance. Prime ex. of functionality impacting content &users

10:55PM Sat, May 26 2012

@Nsloggett Denver, Colorado

sorry slick I don't agree dribbble is an elitist community based on showcasing finished work

3:32AM Sun, May 27 2012

@mtrozzo Los Angeles, CA

thx, no rush. Vaca here too

4:37AM Sun, May 27 2012

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Why is dribbble more popular than behance? #opinions #stats #comparison

I think it's the allure of finally receiving an invite : )

meh exclusivity is the only draw?

because ego plays a larger role.

Dribbble's culture allows for more process. Critique, iteration, final product. Behance's culture is final products only. -OP

chance you have an in invite?

rofl that's the complete opposite of Dribbble

lemme check when I'm back in front of a computer #vacationinwyoming

that's totally fair, but who does that benefit in the end

I think it's that combined with good work and good critique from the smaller more "exclusive" community.

I rarely see critique ever...

Maybe it's just me and my friends :x One thing I am not really sold on are the "Dribbble trends". #stopwiththewood

I also love following the rare gem of an illustrator on that site. @freshkaufee is a primo example.

lol it's not the opposite of dribbble when the reference point is Behance. Prime ex. of functionality impacting content &users

sorry slick I don't agree dribbble is an elitist community based on showcasing finished work

thx, no rush. Vaca here too

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Replyz collects and amplifies questions from around the web, allowing a wider audience to answer them.

Why is dribbble more popular than behance? #opinions #stats #comparison

I think it's the allure of finally receiving an invite : )

meh exclusivity is the only draw?

because ego plays a larger role.

Dribbble's culture allows for more process. Critique, iteration, final product. Behance's culture is final products only. -OP

chance you have an in invite?

rofl that's the complete opposite of Dribbble

lemme check when I'm back in front of a computer #vacationinwyoming

that's totally fair, but who does that benefit in the end

I think it's that combined with good work and good critique from the smaller more "exclusive" community.

I rarely see critique ever...

Maybe it's just me and my friends :x One thing I am not really sold on are the "Dribbble trends". #stopwiththewood

I also love following the rare gem of an illustrator on that site. @freshkaufee is a primo example.

lol it's not the opposite of dribbble when the reference point is Behance. Prime ex. of functionality impacting content &amp;users

sorry slick I don't agree dribbble is an elitist community based on showcasing finished work

thx, no rush. Vaca here too

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lol it's not the opposite of dribbble when the reference point is Behance. Prime ex. of functionality impacting content &users