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I understand how you feel. We don't look at it like Nagware, nor for the use cases you're describing. My co-founder and I tend to need reminders to do the thing
by relaunched 8y ago
I understand how you feel. We don't look at it like Nagware, nor for the use cases you're describing. My co-founder and I tend to need reminders to do the things we want to do - I shared more details on our blog. Things along the line of drop this off at the post office, pick up prescriptions, don't forget <child> has basketball practice. This isn't a tool to let campaigns nag you until you get to the voting booth.
We're heading the direction of allowing people to determine who they'll accept tasks from, to keep it from being openly naggy. There's no reason I should be able to task Mark Cuban, just because I have his number (I don't).
Thanks for your feedback!
- ddingus 8y agoThe distinction is clear. I think it's an interesting space, and again good luck.