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As someone who doesn't know what you do or who this is for the home and about pages both need a lot of work. From what I can see your service lets me give money
by bobbles 14y ago
As someone who doesn't know what you do or who this is for the home and about pages both need a lot of work. From what I can see your service lets me give money to someone in a 'fun' way but you guys get a %?
Other than that I have no idea
- richkidsoftwtr 14y agoWe have no issues answering your questions: > As someone who doesn't know what you do or who this is We are very hesitant to associate ourselves or our core business with the Rich Kid$ of Twitter service we have created on the side. This is not because we are intentionally trying to be "shady" or anything. It is because we feel being associated with this service (which we rightfully admit is silly) will hurt us professionally with our core business. Although this service may prove successful in helping us raise funds, we feel it may do us a disservice when it comes to being taken seriously by potential investors/clients. > The home and about pages both need a lot of work We wanted to keep those pages rather clean and simple. Clicking the "i" button at the top right explains what the core business is and isn't fairly well. > From what I can see your service lets me give money to someone in a 'fun' way but you guys get a %? This is actually not the case. No money is actually transferred to the other user. This is more or less a platform for us to fundraise money for our core business Again, this is explained clearly in the info section exposed by the "i" button. --- I'll conclude with this, if you don't understand the culture around "making it rain" and the attitudes demonstrated by those that take part in that culture, it is hard to understand this service.