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Well, if your site is technically solid and you aren't spending a ton of time writing the software any more, you should be spending your time talking about it e
by icey 18y ago
Well, if your site is technically solid and you aren't spending a ton of time writing the software any more, you should be spending your time talking about it every chance you get, everywhere you go.
You should start by putting your website in your profile at the very least.
- thomasswift 18y agoI agree about the link. Maybe there was no link to avoid looking like a spammy-type post.
- handhold 18y agoIt's http://cherrypeel.com http://cherrypeel.com. I was trying to start a general discussion and not spam HN.
- scotth 18y agoI'm cherrypeel.com's developer. thought i should put in a warning that the site plays music immediately.
- while 18y agoMy suggestion is to make auto play an opt-in option for registered users.
- kylec 18y agoAnd you wonder why you're losing traffic. As someone who browses the internet, if my computer starts playing music (in this case, loudly) without my consent, I go on safari to hunt and kill the infringing tab. I strongly recommend against this 'feature'. Display something that says "play now!" and even load the song if you want, but don't actually play it until I consent. Please.
- rrhyne 18y agoTelling that the developer comes by to warn us about the music playing automatically. Think he has advised against it before?
- Brajeshwar 18y agoAh! There you go.