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Amen: the next 'it'?
- Tichy 15y agoI think this will probably entertain "us" for a while, similar to formspring. Haven't heard anything from them for a while (ok not true - somebody mentioned it yesterday in my Twitter timeline, otherwise I would have forgotten it completely). What I don't get is why it has to be a high powered startup. It would make more sense as a weekend project.
- FredBrach 15y agoDefinitely the data. Do you imagine the analytics potential of such data?
- Tichy 15y agoSo I suppose they go in with their millions and build huge data centers and what not? Wouldn't it also have worked as a weekend project, with adding data analysis features when receiving traction? The data is only valuable if people keep playing over an extended period of time.
- FredBrach 15y ago1) + 2) The data are highly usefull for the user too.
- FredBrach 15y agoThis application is a killer idea, really IMHO. Because: 1) everybody like to give his opinion, it's one of the first occupation on the networks. 2) the amen data are damn kick-ass data. I think we will hear about Amen a lot in the next months...
- hvs 15y agoFred, no offense, but you sound like you work for the company. Especially by ending your comment with "What do you think about it?". This is a comments section, you don't have to ask people their opinions, they will give them freely.
- FredBrach 15y agoDeleted... I'm not working for the company.
- FrancescoRizzi 15y agoI think you are right on #1 (everybody like to give his opinion). It also makes me a bit sad, but that's a digression on culture.
- schrototo 15y agoLet me guess: they already have a couple million dollars in funding for what's essentially a student's weekend project?