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I like the email part because it removes the "burden" for some people to think about checking my profile on either G+ or FB or twitter on which I do not always
by koopajah 15y ago
I like the email part because it removes the "burden" for some people to think about checking my profile on either G+ or FB or twitter on which I do not always post the same things.
But I did not understand how I can select which links to send to whom (for example if I have general CS links for everyone and JAVA specific ones for 10 people and C/C++ for others, etc.)
This also seems a lot like Subjot cf http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2946547 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2946547
- freshlog 15y agoHey koopajah, It might not be immediately apparent (I may need to work harder on better UI or copy here), but after you click on the bookmarklet, you'll be able to select which groups to share what with. So check all checkboxes for CS and Java-specific stuff for Java-loving groups etc. Yea Subjot looks like they're tackling the signal to noise problem on Twitter as a consumer, while I think Handpick is approaching from the other direction, where the producer becomes highly selective and specific about what he shares with who he shares, just because he cares =)