Okay, here's where it scores some points. Yahoo copied off of the big boys, so the buttons and features are easy to find. Let's just be nice and assume they think copying is a form of flattery. Odigo's still an oddball. It's a fun little gizmo to keep on the side.
Every user is represented by a little boy or girl logo in a radar screen.
Along with keeping tabs on your friends, you can see whem other Odigo users are on the same Web site you're visiting. This is where the jester starts ticking me off. Odigo attempted to be compatible with ICQ, but there's a catch. Now Odigo has a feature to make it compatible with AIM, but you can't use both simultaneously. It's generally the first IM software I have to close when I crowd my RAM, solely because of compatibility issues.