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I would kill to know how many people converted despite these comments.
by devin 4y ago
I would kill to know how many people converted despite these comments.
- djsavvy 4y agoI did!
- lost_tourist 4y agoI suspect much like reddit the ratio of link lurkers to commenters on HN is about 19:1 like reddit.
- kortilla 4y agoI think that’s way too high (for commenter count). Lurkers are 90%, 10% have accounts, and 10% of those with accounts comment. This was the breakdown of some major subreddits maybe 6 years ago.
- blakewatson 4y agoI did!
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- Backing5890 4y agoAdd me to the list. I just think it's neat.
- babyoil 4y agoI did. It's fun and offers cute little things that I wouldn't pay for individually (a hassle) but use often enough to appreciate.
- maxbaines 4y agoI did https://maxbain.es https://maxbain.es
- hahamrfunnyguy 4y agoI didn't, omg lol is really not my style. Besides that, I already have a fun domain name that I use as an email alias. I pay $10 a yearly and it gets a laugh every time I give it to someone. Other than hosting a basic web page, the other features are not useful to me.
- fernandotakai 4y agoi 100% did. it's super hard to find a good domain with my name, so i got it when i found it was available.
- mongol 4y agoI did. I am completely not a omg lol guy, but I can become one!
- progval 4y agoover 600: https://social.lol/@adam/109642813277235626 https://social.lol/@adam/109642813277235626
- padheyam 4y agoAs per the founder's own post in Mastodon, 600+ sign-ups on account of the link in HN. (https://social.lol/@adam/109642813277235626 https://social.lol/@adam/109642813277235626)
- jug 4y agoI created an account and I consider shutting my own low traffic, personal homepage and blog. I think I belong to a sort of target demographic there. I also chose this to finally get a "start page" on the web with links to my social network profiles to find me. There are many others like it but they usually don't offer the same value and bonus feature sets at all. That it's $20/year is very little but also significantly raising the likelihood it'll stay around for years. The author is also intelligently creating relatively low maintenance but high value services so this actually looks workable in the long term.