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> There's nothing to melt down, there is no (public) website there You might want to be a bit more clear in your communication. When someone links a URL/domai
by fredsted 9y ago
> There's nothing to melt down, there is no (public) website there
You might want to be a bit more clear in your communication. When someone links a URL/domain, you'd expect that there's something there.
I mean, why not put up a splash page on your domain, telling something about your product (what is it? Something with plain text? A Markdown-based static site generator, maybe? Who knows.), or maybe a form to subscribe to a mailing list.
Did you think people would put that domain in their bookmarks and re-visit it themselves?
- doublerebel 9y agoThanks for your feedback, HN does not pull any punches. I've been pitching this slowly for a while as I honed the product. I want to help organize data using an open format. I think user control of presentation is crucial as AR and VR work further into daily life -- especially considering accessibility. Splash page is now up, including the product description, and form to subscribe to a mailing list. Please check it out, I'd love to hear what you think! https://www.optik.io https://www.optik.io
- nxc18 9y agoThere's no product description whatsoever... How do you plan to monetize plain text?