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I actually built this specifically for the breaking up use case. It was called CleanBreak. I forget the numbers, but at least a few hundred people used it. I th
by mritchie712 8y ago
I actually built this specifically for the breaking up use case. It was called CleanBreak. I forget the numbers, but at least a few hundred people used it. I think it'd actually work if you started locally (e.g. get covered in a campus paper).
https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/4287xp/i_built_a_site_that_facilitates_mutual_breakups/ https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/4287xp/i_built...
- dougk16 8y agoNice! The comments on that thread are valuable, thanks for sharing. Do you happen to have an instance of it still running somewhere, or screenshots? I would be interested in some specifics of how you approached it since people seem pretty favorable in that thread.
- mritchie712 8y agojust spun it back up on PythonAnywhere, http://mritchie712.pythonanywhere.com/ http://mritchie712.pythonanywhere.com/, pretty sure most of it won't work, I didn't start the database, but you'll get the general idea.
- dougk16 8y agoSweet thanks for that. I like it, very straightforward and to the point. I'm considering how I can "subdivide" Thoughter into little special purpose utilities like for breaking up, hooking up, etc. Maybe I just need to make hashtags more standardized, with a dropdown or something. Much appreciated.