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I honestly have no idea what this is. If I didn't find this via HN, I'd immediately assume it was some scam for phishing Dropbox accounts. You need some informa
by nicksergeant 15y ago
I honestly have no idea what this is. If I didn't find this via HN, I'd immediately assume it was some scam for phishing Dropbox accounts. You need some information here about what this thing does.
- nicksergeant 15y agoReading the comments below, I see that you're well aware of this. I would suggest just adding a single huge sentence at the top of the page that says "by you giving us X information, this web app will do Y". No need for fancy graphics, slogans, etc, just something simple that explains what it does, in a short, effective sentence.
- iradik 15y agoYeah that's a great point. I added such a sentence. The site you visit is actually located on my Dropbox so nice and easy to edit. I mean I basically made this because I wanted to start making a old school type of personal web site (80cols.com) and didn't want to have to scup files all over the place. I also didn't want to use an existing blogging platform. The major disadvantage is you can't run script or anything, but it's great for serving static content. I mean I could basically load gigs of videos and photos and just share them with the world if I wanted. I need to do more, but at least now I know there's interest. I didn't even know that before launching.
- iradik 15y agoYup, the copy was non-existent.. I've been updating the copy tonight after I fixed some troubling oauth bugs. I didn't realize you ultimately throw away your first oauth key, and keep the second oauth key.