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Yea that's a good point. The nice part is, we don't create any profiles or links on behalf of the user. They need authenticate things like twitter, fb, etc on t
by patrickambron 14y ago
Yea that's a good point. The nice part is, we don't create any profiles or links on behalf of the user. They need authenticate things like twitter, fb, etc on their own, so they actually need to have or create these profiles. They need to go through the work of creating all the relevant content, and linking it to eachother, we simply let you know if they are optimized/filled out enough, and track their ranking
Interestingly enough, one of the things we need to keep our eye on is people going through the trouble to create accounts--including social media profiles---about other people. Would not have guessed that would be a problem
- engtech 14y agoYou could have a one-time pay service to get a "verified" badge on the profile, like what Twitter has for celebrities.
- glanch 14y agoI'm curious, how does Twitter actually verify those accounts? Do they make a personal phone call? Do they require you to email them a copy of your driver's license?
- patrickambron 14y agoThat's a really good idea. It could serve the purpose of giving you a badge, but it could also be a protective measure, because it means we won't let somebody else with your info use the service (since they aren't verified)