You're Wrong

Name: You're Wrong
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

You're Wrong: Where toxic arguments are welcome.

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You're Wrong: Where toxic arguments are welcome.

5.0•1 review•

71 followers

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You're Wrong is a social platform for respectful disagreements and debates. It is a place where users can state their opinions and engage in honest and open discussion, even if they disagree with each other.

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Hey Product Hunt, I'm back with another bad idea 💡 Since Twitter's rebranding, most users unfortunately remain toxic. The same toxic people that argue about nothing still seem to be active, in fact they're booming. Now, this got me thinking of a question I ask myself every day: how can I help Musky? 🤔 So I came up with a funny solution. I will solve a problem by creating a problem. I present to you, “You're Wrong,” two words a toxic Twitter user loves to hear. It's a social platform for respectful disagreements and debates. This will move the toxic users from Twitter to a platform made for toxic arguments. How it works is you state your opinion, users can either agree with your opinion and move on with their day or they can choose violence and say “you're wrong” and disagree with your opinion. The goal is to try to be right by getting users to agree with your opinion. This is an early build, but any feedback would be greatly appreciated. 🙏

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3yr ago

Ploito

Hi! Idea is interesting!) I clicked becaise you grabbed my attention with name and logo))) How do you plan to promote it?

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3yr ago

One Line

Maker

@anna_kasumova Thanks for your support! I'm glad you're interested in You're Wrong. Since it's still an early build (pre-alpha), I'm focusing on using social media to gain an audience and build a community. I'm also listening to feedback and adding more features based on what I hear from users. Making sure that I'm developing something that people actually want to use. I'm still figuring out the best way to promote You're Wrong, but I'm open to suggestions. I'm also happy to answer any questions you have. Thanks again for your interest!

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3yr ago

Curu

Congrats on launch. Looks like I’m not the only one who was drawn by the logo, name and really interesting concept! Will be following your journey!

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3yr ago

One Line

Maker

@rachaeltls Thank you so much for the support, it means a lot!

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3yr ago

hahaha, I was just watching a discussion happen like this yesterday. Love the concept! I think when users go into a convo with debate in mind, it's healthier than it being sprung on them, haha. Congrats on your launch!

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3yr ago

One Line

Maker

@esus Thank you for the support! I think having good debates is so essential and allows people to learn from each other or simply to disagree with some opinions, haha.

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3yr ago

Hey guys! Your idea will work nicely for people seeking real and honest feedback for their products (SaaS, gadgets, etc.) It is such a lack of sincerity in this field.

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3yr ago

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Maker

@maxkolot Thank you for the support! I agree that there is a lack of sincerity in this field, and I hope that You're Wrong can help to change that. It's going to be a great resource for both businesses and consumers.

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3yr ago

Very interesting one! Seems like a fun way to approach a topic of disagreements haha And the ultimate dispute on the visible picture - pineapple on pizza 👀 Congratulations and best of luck! 😊

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3yr ago

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Maker

@agnieszka_rybij Thank you for the support! I hope you try it out yourself :)

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3yr ago

SubSchool

Congrats on the launch! That's a cool idea. Now somehow lack of activity, but if you can get into the trends in the classic social networks and gain an audience, everything can be successful

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3yr ago

One Line

Maker

@maksim_mamchur Thank you for the support! Yeah, that's my main goal right now. Build a community and get active users.

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3yr ago

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