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I like this a lot. Even though there are probably others similar out there, this one looks more straight to the point. It doesn't hide the actual link for the w
by Draiken 8y ago
I like this a lot. Even though there are probably others similar out there, this one looks more straight to the point. It doesn't hide the actual link for the website and has a very good one line description for each product in a clean design.
I did hate the fact that I can only sign up with Twitter (or I missed a normal signup?). I also would love a way to bookmark and/or create lists for myself.
There's so much content that having a simple "check out later" button would be a big time saver for me.
- Malfunction92 8y agoThanks! I tried to keep this as relevant as possible by only showing the most important stuff: pricing and a quick description. The idea behind sign-ups was so that users would upvote and leave reviews. I needed something that's associated with a "public" identity. I'm still toying with this honestly. Re the check out later button – what did you have in mind, outside signing up for the newsletter?
- Draiken 8y agoIt's not really the tool's purpose. I was thinking of a favorites list for me to not lose track of what I liked. Or perhaps create different lists for ease of use. Really not something I can't do with a list of my own, but I'd love having it easy to use on the site. The signup is sad because I don't use social media, so I hate when sites alienate me.
- ObscureScience 8y agoWould keybase be an option? I do realize not everyone use it.
- sharcerer 8y agoWhat all similar sites are you aware of ? Would love to check them out. there should be a Directory of "Directory of tools and resources". One-stop solution.