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I really need a scenario walk-through with screenshots seeing how this service looks to my users and maybe to a lesser extend, admin controls that I'll be using

by rkalla 15y ago

I really need a scenario walk-through with screenshots seeing how this service looks to my users and maybe to a lesser extend, admin controls that I'll be using. UPDATE: Ok so I walked over to their FAQ page[1] and don't see anything that would make me want to offload my content to a site I have no idea how long it will be in service. Don't mean to crap on the team, but much like almightygod said, I don't see the value proposition here. [1] http://www.faqme.com/faqme http://www.faqme.com/faqme

AgentConundrum 15y ago
I don't really understand this either. It seems to me that this is just putting a page that you could trivially host on your own website, but on another website with a completely different look and feel to your own. It seems like it's just an extra point of failure that's also jarring to a user of your website, not to mention that the URL could be interpreted incorrectly. 'FAQ' on it's own is just another TLA (three letter acronym), but coupled with 'Me' makes it feel a little too close to "fuck me" which seems pretty unprofessional.
- jarin 15y ago
  On the other hand, my adult website client loves it.
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- Mindphreaker 15y ago
  Nearly every good ad campaign, and many successful brand names are somehow controversial. I think the name is just brilliant. :)
  - pbreit 15y ago
    You're going to need to provide some evidence for those assertions. "Nearly every" is a lot? I can't think of any controversial brand names off-hand.
    - pud 15y ago
      Coke?
planckscnst 15y ago
Also, it seems to not work without JavaScript! Are you kidding me? It drives me crazy when there is extremely simple functionality that could have been done with HTML 1.0 that some genius web developer implemented in a way that requires JavaScript.