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Is there any content available? Why would I want to request an invite? What does eeweb offer that is not offered by a site such as Physics Forums? These are ge
by asynchronous13 16y ago
Is there any content available? Why would I want to request an invite? What does eeweb offer that is not offered by a site such as Physics Forums?
These are genuine questions. Before I request an invitation to something, I would like to know more about what it is I'm signing up for.
- proee 16y agoEEWeb is focused on the hardware design community - we have an online toolbox, daily featured sections, and even our own electrical engineering comic. Members can also setup their own profile to document and share hardware related articles and projects.
- asmithmd1 16y ago"Let us know about your technical background and interests and why you'd like to join." You tell me, why would I like to join? This sentence strikes my as having slightly the wrong tone. You should be selling me about how great this site is going to be and why I should keep coming back
- proee 16y agoGood point. This invite page was originally setup to screen our beta testers. We wanted to make sure we courted the right type of person.
- nzmsv 16y agoExactly. Not to mention 'enthusiests' in the very first sentence, and links to content that aren't actually links. Why would I want to type not only my contact info, but my life story into a site that looks like a sign-up form for a spam list?
- reemrevnivek 16y agoI haven't found any clause stating what they're going to do with my email either - Neither the site nor their company (http://www.aspenlabs.com/ http://www.aspenlabs.com/) has much of any information up. At least they give an address and a phone number on their company site where they can be contacted if I start getting spammed.