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Featured branches: http://www.branch.com/featured http://www.branch.com/featured (sign in required) Examples (no sign in required): http://branch.com/b/barack
by staunch 14y ago
Featured branches: http://www.branch.com/featured http://www.branch.com/featured (sign in required)
Examples (no sign in required):
http://branch.com/b/barack-obama-the-second-time-around http://branch.com/b/barack-obama-the-second-time-around
http://branch.com/b/alternatives-to-the-boyscouts http://branch.com/b/alternatives-to-the-boyscouts
http://branch.com/b/buying-equity-in-people-what-do-you-think http://branch.com/b/buying-equity-in-people-what-do-you-thin...
- SwaroopH 14y ago"To see that page, please [Sign in with Twitter]"
- jessepollak 14y agoAlso, there seems to be some sort of bug with the email collection modal. It refuses to go away, even though I've signed in with Twitter and provided my email. Makes it impossible to click the features stories.
- tensafefrogs 14y agoWe just pushed out a fix for this - it was happening to people who were already on our email waitlist. If you enter your email now it should go away :) Sorry about that!
- jessepollak 14y agoThanks for the quick fix!
- jessepollak 14y agoThis is unrelated to the actual product, but it's interesting that they'd choose to feature that branch on Obama. While a lot of the other branches seem to be highly informed discussions among experts who supply real evidence, that conversation seems shallow at best, very uniformed at the worst. Seemed more like a discussion you'd find in a Facebook comment thread and less like the conversations branch wants to foster. Did anyone else get that feeling?
- look_lookatme 14y agoThey feature that branch because it consists of well-known online writers.