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I actually don't own an iPad. I do love my friends' iPads and just feel the experience of creating surveys would be superior. Anyways, I'm quite surprised you s

I actually don't own an iPad. I do love my friends' iPads and just feel the experience of creating surveys would be superior. Anyways, I'm quite surprised you suggest following a WuFoo model. The product will continue to strengthen I'm sure, and it seems with SurveyMonkey behind them, it would be difficult to compete. I'm sure I missed something with your thought process though.

jcr 15y ago
It's plain and simple; Having competitors validates the market. Building easy form creation and tracking is one of those things companies just never think about, so a startup like wufoo can fly under the radar until they're considered valuable enough to acquire.