Share your product here to get support, feedback, users (w/c 21 October)

@igor_nefedov It's not the kind of app I would use but I'm sure some folks could find a use for it!

@abadesi @igor_nefedov Hi Igor, I think this is actually an awesome product if you market it correctly. I have found myself probably hundreds of times asking myself - who is that famous person?? And this really ate at me. You should try some clever marketing surrounding that idea, I know definitely people in my age group (24 years old) would probably think it's a novel idea and try it out. On a scale of 1 - 10 I give it a 6.5 Also, I'm curious about speaking with you about how you've gathered all this data on celebrities.

@abadesi @matt_hakimi hey Matt thanks for the feedback, I appreciate that. I scraped a lot of data from imbd.com

@igor_nefedov so a better question is "how likely are you to bump into a celebrity" - not likely i would say.

@abadesi @igor_nefedov really cool app. Can be very useful to someone. Because some people like me doesn't know many celebrities of different fields. Update the design and it will look more interesting.

@louisthibault87 for some weird reason the content on the website doesn't load for me. firefox 70, ad blockers deactivated. Javascript console says " SyntaxError: invalid regexp group"

@originell Thanks for the feedback -- much appreciated! I just noticed this issue too. It should be fixed in the next few hours. Thanks for your patience :)

@originell Issue should be fixed now

@louisthibault87 yaaay! works ;-)!

@gopalkildoliya love the name!

@gopalkildoliya - i think many people do not check there social media stats 'cos they are too busy. so maybe test that angle - instead of saying "save 4 hours per week" , rather say "get your social media stats transform your business ". or something like that. i like the idea of this single purpose app, good luck

@ebrahimkhalil Thanks for the suggestion. I'll try this.

@originell Thanks

@abadesi @lluis_m_ventura is the feedback anonymous? 'cos meetings is often equal to hierachy

@abadesi @ebrahimkhalil Yes, feedback is anonymous, just to avoid the hierarchy. Apart form that, you can only see what others anonymously voted or commented if you rate the meeting. This way we assure people can express and value what they think, so it is more useful

@dance_azmanova just a little thing I noticed: on the login screen, the logo does not link back to the homepage. I would have expected that :-)

@originell Thanks! I really appreciate your feedback. We will take that into consideration.

@abadesi @armenuhi_yeganyan i find the idea of guaranteed speed so enticing. i however found the website a bit confusing 'cos there is so much on the site and so many different options. maybe try to combine the offerings into packages.

@ebrahimkhalil thank you! i was just thinking about it=)

@jean_philippe_fong small input: this would be amazing as an on-premise solution to honor GDPR requirements.

@originell Thanks for your reply! Seems interesting, I'm not in Europe so I'm curious to hear more about that :)

@jean_philippe_fong there are a ton of videos and articles spread around the net about that. (e.g. https://www.zdnet.com/article/gd... and some youtube videos) in a really very short and only exemplary summary: let's say you are using Google Analytics. GDPR dictates that before you can track any visitor with GA, they have to give you their explicit consent. relating this to your project: let's say client A wants to send me a spreadsheet containing information about users… like email adresses for a newsletter subscription. It's a huge file, so they can't send it via Email. They use Dropbox. _However_, GDPR dictates that you are not allowed to give user information to a third-party without prior user consent. Theoretically this even affects the case where you upload an encrypted spreadsheet onto dropbox. Hence, some companies have started setting up small file upload services for their clients on dedicated servers in datacenters, so this data is not passed over any third party (dropbox, wetransfer,…). However, most I've encountered are home-grown solutions that are not that sexy

@donmario - i think this needs educational content. i am speaking from exeprience here, i tried a curated jobs newsletter and one of the lessons i learned - users want educational content maybe more than the opportunity itself. e.g. writing a CV, taking the interview, signing a contract etc. btw, substacks looks like a product that solves all issues for a paid newsletter - i did not know that until now.

@dragos_grozavu Definitely agree with you that the legal field needs a total revamp with technology. However, have a lot of lawyer friends and they mention that there's an advantage to the current time-tracking practice in overcharging clients. So wondering how your product handles the trade-off between cost-savings to potential earnings for law firms. Think the problem is more for the client than the actual lawyers.