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Fansnap has been at it for 2.5 years so they have more maps & providers than us, but we like to think our UI is a little better :). Also, most of the long tail
by fallentimes 18y ago
Fansnap has been at it for 2.5 years so they have more maps & providers than us, but we like to think our UI is a little better :). Also, most of the long tail providers they include also post tickets on Stubhub and Ticketsnow so we include them indirectly.
We'll be introducing maps every Monday from now on:
http://ticketstumbler.com/new-stuff/category/map-mondays/ http://ticketstumbler.com/new-stuff/category/map-mondays/
- pedalpete 18y agoI don't use either site, but there is little question that you (ticketstumbler) have a better UI and overall look. Your attitude is right, it's far from over, but you are off to a great start!
- robg 18y agoGot it, thanks to you both. Wow, it's obvious on the first visit. That map is pretty nifty from them though. I can see why you're headed in that direction.
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- jgilliam 18y agoI went to both sites for the first time just now. I was instantly drawn into ticketstumbler with the events happening this weekend in my neighborhood front and center. My first reaction was to subscribe to the RSS feed (but I haven't found it yet, please add it!).
- fallentimes 18y agoWe have 4 blogs (which is why we don't have an RSS feed on the front page). Here's our company blog: http://ticketstumbler.com/new-stuff/ http://ticketstumbler.com/new-stuff/
- drenei 18y agoI can't use it - I'm in Canada. But I agree that an RSS feed of events results (like a feed for events happening in your area) would be a useful feature. It looks like you guys are off to a great start. Good luck!
- fallentimes 18y agoComing soon :).