As the title of the review puts it, HashLove is a new service which enables users to send out free group e-cards via Twitter. These e-cards are employed to celebrate events such as birthdays and weddings, as well as conveying overall congratulatory messages.
Each card which is submitted like this can be put around the DM way for others to sign it. Of course, the card is given a unique URL where the recipient can view it and enjoy all the comments that are pouring in.
A case can be made that paper greeting cards are not only expensive but also wasteful. Besides, it is impossible to have something as interactive as engaging as a card that is web-based for reasons that are obvious. And sending out an e-card via Twitter is easy , cost-effective, and it causes no harm to the environment. Personally, nothing beats the feeling of receiving a physical card, but I guess the heart and the intention is all that matters at the end of the day, and the bits that are good as regards something like this surely outweigh the ones that could be disregarded.
HashLove.com In Their Own Words
“Send a fun e-card to anyone on Twitter and get others to sign it too!”
Why HashLove.com It Might Be A Killer
Sending physical cards is great but it can turn out to be too time-consuming. This service stands as a viable alternative.
Some Questions About HashLove.com
How configurable are these cards? Can they include songs or videos? 
