I’ve seen at least three posts about these guys in the last couple days, and I know it because they have a booth at the Web 2.0 Expo right now. Here’s what David Spark of sparkminute.com thinks of them (he was actually there):

"There is nothing more pathetic than seeing a booth set up with no demo or a crippled demo. The "not being prepared" title goes to FatDoor. They had computers set up in their booth showing their homepage that just said, "Launching Soon." Click the link and you'll see. When I asked the rep what Fatdoor was he just said, "Community around location," but he had nothing to show. Yet for some reason he was all excited. Yes, because he's seen it. I haven't. Show me a mockup or something."

The reason I’m so annoyed is that I’ve been trying desperately to get coverage on the new startup eNeighbors.com (which I am part of) because it actually has a product online. You can see it. It works. It keeps info private, AND about a dozen communities are already paying to use it. To top it off, it’s only been available for 6 weeks.

It’s like a high-school popularity contest all over again. The "kool" kids will always rule.