> I'm a bit lost, even after trying the demo I can't understand why this should be better than, say, Discourse. That's a valid question - I'm pushing to launch

> I'm a bit lost, even after trying the demo I can't understand why this should be better than, say, Discourse. That's a valid question - I'm pushing to launch at the "minimum viable" stage. But, I plan to mature Booklet into more of a managed service, intended for invite-only networks and internal company discussions. Discourse is a great product. However, I know of a couple very large companies that started to use Discourse and even went as far as paying design firms to customize it, only to back out due to challenges. I think a lot of the complexity of Discourse comes from its reputation system - which is designed to prevent spam. But, for an internal company use case - those tools are not useful, and become annoying. Even if there's a way to turn them off, I think it gives the software a clunky feel. There's something elegant about an "omakase" approach, where companies can use it out of the box.