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I built two working, bug free social sites and yet nobody cares about them. At the end of the day someone else comes with a vaporware manifesto and takes the di
by lcnmrn 8y ago
I built two working, bug free social sites and yet nobody cares about them. At the end of the day someone else comes with a vaporware manifesto and takes the discussion away from actual products.
- pweissbrod 8y agoHi I'd be curious to see what youve built. Can you supply links?
- prab97 8y agoI see two links in his HN bio.
- reitanqild 8y agoSeems not everyone is aware so I'll just point it out: The bio can be found by clicking peoples username. From the bio you can also navigate to their comment history and also see what stories they have submitted.
- jameskegel 8y agoIf someone isn’t aware of this they are not my preferred peer.
- reitanqild 8y agoThe XKCD "Ten Thousand" might be interesting for some https://xkcd.com/1053/ https://xkcd.com/1053/
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- reitanqild 8y agoTo add to my answer from yesterday: there is also no obvious way to see that usernames are links (at least for me, somewhat colorblind on a mobile device.)
- g-b-r 8y agoIf it's any comfort to you, it's the same for normal-sighted (everything's gray). They probably think that users like to have to hunt for the features of the site.
- reitanqild 8y agohttps://sublevel.net https://sublevel.net https://superthread.net https://superthread.net
- 0x6c6f6c 8y agoJust curious, if those are yours and this was your quote on spam issues with your platform: "If I delete the spam accounts, they come back. It’s an automated script." Why not consider users who invited spammers as part of the problem and delete them too? The level of recursion would be the largest hurdle