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If someone is sending a message don't they either want to send it, or not send it. It is a binary decision. Who has time or patience to figure out how this sc
by chadp 16y ago
If someone is sending a message don't they either want to send it, or not send it. It is a binary decision. Who has time or patience to figure out how this scheme works and then MAYBE send a message. I say move on to the next idea.
- anigbrowl 16y agoNot necessarily. Think of a firing squad, where one rifle has a blank instead of a bullet so no individual member's conscience is burdened. The application for this chancemail thing is narrow but definitely exists.
- jiganti 16y agoI'd assert that people who would want to use it tend to associate with like-minded thinkers, and thus are more likely to use the app effectively within their network. So it might be fine that there's not a very wide appeal.