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Did you find my easter egg?! You can always refresh the page. I actually removed the second CTA yesterday to help focus user attention. You probably already kn

• tbirrell 9y ago
  CSS-Mastery FTW. I did refresh the page, which was how I found the the input field again. Yep. Given the comments here on HN, it is fairly evident not many do.
• tprynn 9y ago
  I found the easter egg! Hilarious way to handle the quora-like "subscribe for more", and actually got me to subscribe. I won't spoil it for others.
  • lynnetye 9y ago
    I've been trying really hard to put myself in the shoes of the user. This is exactly what I would have done, so there you have it.
    • tempestn 9y ago
      Ha, I considered it, but didn't bother until I read this comment thread. Then I knew exactly what I had to do. Enjoyed.
• mkobit 9y ago
  That was clever and I had a good chuckle at it, too. I originally saved the page as a resource but a once-a-week email with this kind of material is definitely worth the time. This comment will shed light on: * Committed to Personal Growth
• drxzcl 9y ago
  That was hilarious. You, I like you.
• a_c 9y ago
  I subscribed right away. But maybe we should still be friends?
  • lynnetye 9y ago
    You know where to find me!
• joshspankit 9y ago
  I would suggest something a little different actually: I found the easter egg because it seemed silly to put in my email address just to get 3 questions. Suggestion: Put more blurred out, or a counter ("I'll send you X questions"), or something else that implies there is a bigger reward for the trade. P.s. Really dig the thought and tone behind this.
• mweibel 9y ago
  Awesome ;) I subscribed because of it :D