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Jason- Is this kind of like what scvngr is doing?

• jmatt 16y ago
  Yeah it's a subset of what he is talking about. scvngr.com is just the sort of platform that could enable a real life achievement app. I don't think that real life achievements necessarily imply location. For instance, an achievement where you "Watched every episode of Friends" is interesting and something people may enjoy finding out about you... but it didn't happen in a single location. Or necessarily a single time. But that is my take on it. I may be wrong. scvngr.com definitely do it right and it's more interesting to me than foursquare. scvngr.com is ideal for city councils, the smithsonian and universities to create great user experiences in certain locations but focuses too much on location. In my opinion there is room for an even broader application.