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Wikipedia has links that go nowhere. But it does still sound a bit dodgey, I think because to get accurate feedback, you necessarily need to fool people. For e
by 10ren 17y ago
Wikipedia has links that go nowhere.
But it does still sound a bit dodgey, I think because to get accurate feedback, you necessarily need to fool people. For example, if you had a link that stated it was a proposed feature, it would affect the clickrate. Or maybe it wouldn't? Maybe interest would be enough. Perhaps this could be experimentally tested.
- dstorrs 17y agoPersonally, I think I would feel ok about putting the link up and having it go simply to a landing page that said "This feature is still in production. Please comment below on how we could best suit it to your needs."