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Great concept and website (and kudos on the witty domain name!). The questions (at least the ones I could see) are useful and it's great there are explanations
by jogjayr 9y ago
Great concept and website (and kudos on the witty domain name!). The questions (at least the ones I could see) are useful and it's great there are explanations of what you might want to pay attention to in the answer.
The only negative: I'm not a huge fan of having to enter my email to see all the questions. Isn't there some other way?
- Adamantcheese 9y agoUse a temporary email.
- lynnetye 9y agoI giving everything else for free, so I decided it'd be okay to ask for an email address. While I hope you won't, you can always unsubscribe. (Ps. I replied to a similar comment elsewhere.)
- jakeisnotadog1 9y agoYou should be aware that you might be subject to GDPR - after May, gaining consent in this sort of way (as a precondition of receiving a service) isn't going to be legal in the EU any more. I'm guessing you're in the US, but this may be applicable to you as well, as some of the people accessing your site will be from the EU. More information here: https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-the-general-data-protection-regulation-gdpr/lawful-bases-for-processing/consent/?q=data+protection+officer https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-the-general-da...