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Hi, co-founder of EagleDial here. This is the first version of our MVP, so if you have any feedback we’d really appreciate it.
by danieka 9y ago
Hi, co-founder of EagleDial here. This is the first version of our MVP, so if you have any feedback we’d really appreciate it.
- chrismorgan 9y agoI can enter “pricing” and “contact” and get to at least the next step. I haven’t tried actually registering them. You should probably ban such things, maybe some others you’d like to reserve too. I haven’t tried circumventing the client-side restrictions on which characters are allowed at all, but the content shown at pages like https://eagledial.com/robots.txt https://eagledial.com/robots.txt makes me wonder. I don’t imagine it lets me put just anything into the page, so it’s probably not an attack vector (e.g. being able to register .well-known/acme-challenge things and get a TLS certificate for the domain, or convincing Google that you own the site via a site verification page at /google*.html), but something to think about and be careful of. All of your “Follow Us” links have an empty href. Angular favicon.ico.
- danieka 9y agoYes, that's good feedback, thank you. As you noted we don't ban any names. It sounds like a good idea to block "special names".
- detaro 9y agohttps://github.com/shouldbee/reserved-usernames https://github.com/shouldbee/reserved-usernames is a list that could be a good starting point
- chrisweekly 9y agoInteresting resource. I was surprised to see "m" as the only single-letter reserved name. Would've guessed at least "v" as well.
- BatFastard 9y agoWhy 'm' and 'v' ?
- bdcravens 9y agoFor services that put the username as a sub domain m.example.com looks like a mobile URL for main site