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Socialmoth was also a community-driven support website. They let you expose personal tidbits on a public forum. You might try e-mailing them about it, see what
by marketer 18y ago
Socialmoth was also a community-driven support website. They let you expose personal tidbits on a public forum. You might try e-mailing them about it, see what sort of problems they had.
I think the UI design of the site is great, but the social design needs a lot of work. Breakups are quite personal and messy -- it seems like the last thing people would want to do is expose details on a public forum.
- pxlpshr 18y agoA youth teen would probably disagree with you regarding their comfortability exposing personal information on the web. A benefit of BreakkUp is that we're not trying to be a social 'networking' site, it's mostly geared for individuals to use with relative anonymity.
- marketer 18y agoAlso, check out http://www.divorce360.com http://www.divorce360.com . It seems to be doing pretty well. Maybe you could modify the site to be more of a portal than just a community. You could add some content to the site (theres lots of information about this topic). Get articles like this: http://www.wikihow.com/Break-Up http://www.wikihow.com/Break-Up Because of the domain name, you could get a nice rank on search engines.