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re:IST -- . . I think some of it is the Indian-ness of the product. They're not trying to blend in, they're trying to be themselves. If that makes it differen
by ininin 16y ago
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I think some of it is the Indian-ness of the product. They're not trying to blend in, they're trying to be themselves. If that makes it different, and if it costs them customers, that's ok too! It's the price of a personality. Unlike companies that try to hide their non-US image by using stock pictures and VOIP contact numbers, NotionInk's message (to me, at least) seems quite clear: "We're a small but ambitious company in India. This is what we're building!"
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And I like that.
- subbu 16y agoI was surely not pointing at their pride or natural tendency to use the timezone they live in. I was talking from the point of view of target customers as it's pitched at a larger audience. The same reason why they used USD for the price.