What is the Best Calendar?

An anonymous reader writes "In the flurry of AJAX applications being put to market, Google's new calendar has been getting quite a bit of attention. But being drowned out in this media blitz is Kiko, a startup from Paul Graham's Y Combinator program, along with spongecell, Trumba, Yahoo! calendar, and 30boxes. Which do you prefer?" Update: 04/16 14:55 GMT by Z : YCombinator link fixed.

Mayan

[bj8rn]

No doubt about it.

Offline

[Mattygfunk1]

I've got a sexy Drew Barrymore calander which works for me.

Julian

[AnalystX]

Like *NIX, it just works.

I was using Google's until

[Anonymous Coward]

I discovered some of the months have an extra day! Yes, 31 days! And February only has 28, except for (strangely) some years when it has 29! Sloppy coding on Google's part.

Re:Offline

[Anonymous Coward]

Intersting choice of words to apply to your original ET merchandise. I hope you don't work with kids.

Re:Offline

[tpgp]

I've got a sexy Drew Barrymore calander which works for me.

Sorry, it's either a sexy calender or a Drew Barrymore calender - can't be both.

Re:Mayan

[sunwolf]

Ours doesn't even predict the end of the world in 6 years. Lame.

Re:None do what is required to displace Exchange.

[Anne_Nonymous]

>> Why in the heck would I want someone to be able to add a meeting to MY calendar?

I see your point, but consider how fun it would be to schedule the entire marketing department for prostate exams on April 1st. Including the women.

Re:WebCalendar

[Anonymous Coward]

Well, this does not keep you from using Slashdot, obviously.

Re:Evaluating truth

[rolfwind]

(+ 1 Parent) ;;Funny
(- 1 Parent) ;;Ugly/Non-evaluating/Non-existent Pseudo Lisp:)

Re:Pencil and paper

[affenmann]

Hipster PDA [43folders.com] all the way!