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This is one of the biggest decisions I've had to make based. The current implementation requires a huge critical mass before there are enough local users. Beca
by theveloped 10y ago
This is one of the biggest decisions I've had to make based. The current implementation requires a huge critical mass before there are enough local users.
Because as of now I'm not perusing making any money from the app, I opted to test the feasibility of the core idea. Talking to local people. One could of course argue that I could deviate from this slightly (variable range) to reach this critical mass.
- anotheryou 10y agoI think this would be great. As a non-US guy I don't even bother to install it (though I'd need android anyways).
- pjlegato 10y agoI'm in San Francisco right now, a dense, large city with a huge tech-savvy population. There seems to be one other person online at the moment. I guess there are probably more online elsewhere in SF, just not within 1km of me. Adapting the radius to match the number of people available seems like a great idea. If there's only one person within 1km, step up to 2km, 3km, etc. until some number X of people are available. If there are too many people, step back down.