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My recommendation is this: Write a description of why I would use it. Concentrate on the problem you are solving, not how you solve it. Provide in your descr
by CarolineW 10y ago
My recommendation is this:
Write a description of why I would use it. Concentrate on the problem you are solving, not how you solve it.
Provide in your description a link to the solution. Then I can try it out for myself and see if it really is going to solve my problem (assuming I have the problem).
Submit here a link to your description with the title: "Show HN: XXXX ..."
The "XXXX" should either be the product now, or a short and sharp description of the problem you are solving. Again, focus on the problem, not the solution.
Your English as demonstrated in this question is fine. Having said that do make sure you have used a spell-checker just to catch the worst errors that slip through easily. You don't need to be perfect, but if there's something obvious you could have done, but didn't, then some people will be put off.
People will disagree with some of the above, but that's what I like to see.
- erickfernandes_ 10y agoGreat idea CarolineW! We will focus our presentation on the problem and then connect the points (where the solution proposed by us can solve this problem).