After finally launching our website a few weeks ago, we’ve been receiving a great deal of positive feedback about our platform and a lot of talks about how totally different it is from everything else everyone has ever experienced. We love the fact that our community is getting involved and we think that’s really great of you to continue sending us comments and feedback (please don’t stop).

If you read our recent post, Who’s been talking about us? you probably already read a few articles about us, but this last article from TheNextWeb is really something else and I encourage you to go over there right now and read it all – You have to try this: 6rounds launches amazing new social video communication site!

Since our official launch at TechCrunch, we have been covered by a few blogs and websites and received tons of tweets on Twitter and one user even posted a video about us on YouTube. We just wanted to express our appreciation to everyone who wrote about us, so we collected the most interesting stories about us in this post.

I am really proud to announce that 6rounds has just officially launched. As 6rounds is currently in private beta mode, you’ll need an invitation code to get in, but don’t worry as the first 50 blog readers who will click the following link, will be directed to the 6rounds homepage and will be able to register and try out everything for themselves.

If you’re not an actor and not used to being in front of a video camera, your first webcam chats can be a little intimidating. The fact that you can see yourself while talking to others, doesn’t help also and you will probably be too self-aware and maybe even a little shy. But there’s really nothing to be afraid of, as the person on the other side probably feels the same way and if you’ll prepare yourself for the meeting, things will go as smoothly as they do in real life.

Well, maybe…

We didn’t say it (although we’ve been thinking exactly that all along) – that’s what Brad Greenspan, the former co-founder of myspace, said in a recent interview to the Hebrew newspaper, Globes. Although the article is in Hebrew, you can read the Google translated version of it and check it out for yourself.