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> The 'how it works' page (https://www.manuscript.com/how-it-works https://www.manuscript.com/how-it-works) has specifics No it fucking doesn't. Here's your ho
by syllogism 9y ago
> The 'how it works' page (https://www.manuscript.com/how-it-works https://www.manuscript.com/how-it-works) has specifics
No it fucking doesn't. Here's your how it works page, with all statements that tell me nothing commented out: https://gist.github.com/honnibal/a57e00faf74c7d43182c3568aa7abed0 https://gist.github.com/honnibal/a57e00faf74c7d43182c3568aa7...
I was pretty generous with the definition of "tells me nothing".
- anildash 9y agoDo you have a question that you'd want an answer to?
- syllogism 9y agoWe're roughly in the market for a user-facing issue tracking solution for a commercial developer tools product. We've ended up with a discourse server, which is surprisingly good, but obviously there's room for improvement. So, sure, I had the most basic question: okay this thing is roughly in a product category I'm interested in. Is it worth trying? What does it have, what makes it different, and could it work for me? The features page looks like it has most of the information I was looking for from the How It Works page. However your features page is laid out in a way that makes it very hard to use: I have to click a category, scroll down a whole screen, and then look at four paragraphs of text that together have about one paragraph of information. Then I have to scroll back up, click on another category, and scroll back down.