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I see this when i click through your profile link: http://cl.ly/3287295c175670b5d513 http://cl.ly/3287295c175670b5d513 should I be seeing the edit profile for

I see this when i click through your profile link: http://cl.ly/3287295c175670b5d513 http://cl.ly/3287295c175670b5d513 should I be seeing the edit profile form and the delete followers buttons? It's still all confusing .. maybe a video walkthrough explaining the concept behind the site and the features would help. Why'd someone use this over Ardvark or quora or in the future, facebook Q&A? also, the "Ask ____ a question" box is so easy to miss ..too much wastage of screen space since it requires me to navigate to the bottom of the page to post a question and there's a whole lot of blank space between the profile info (which for some reason comes across as a form) and the ask box

jparicka 16y ago
desigooner all great points, all taken in. Guys, this is exactly the type of feedback I hoped for. Thanks!
jparicka 16y ago
> Why'd someone use this over Ardvark or quora or in the future, facebook Q&A? The fun part is that you do not have to use beepl in order to use beepl. For example - beepl already drives questions from twitter. And if people answer to them, beepl will reply on the responder's (twitterer) behind. Beepl is built to help - and that's precisely what it'll do. It connects questions with people based on their interests and expertise. Nothing in random on beepl (this is still in TODO). It's one great questions mashup. It also measures how or whether the question is interesting / not interesting. Also employs the semantic engine, custom built knowledge base, crm114 discriminator, question mutilator, etc.. so why would someone use this over Vark, etc? Because all these lack of these features. Their all brain-dead technology - more like phonebooks. Beepl is more like Internet 3.0, with AI, big brother and all that...