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Here's what I -really- would like to see: No login, just give me a url (http://sinkabuddy.com/f8jNsh1o http://sinkabuddy.com/f8jNsh1o) that I can IM to a cowor
by columbo 13y ago
Here's what I -really- would like to see:
No login, just give me a url (http://sinkabuddy.com/f8jNsh1o http://sinkabuddy.com/f8jNsh1o) that I can IM to a coworker to start playing with. I don't want to have to require both of us to sign in with Facebook just to play a video game during scrum.
- furqanrydhan 13y agoI think the general theme that we understood from the early feedback is facebook connect isn't really the preferred option. Our stats show the same. We saw 7% of visitors in the last couple days actually click facebook connect. Although the experience in the end is better since it's easier to connect with friends I think it's up to us to show a real use case as to why a user should connect. The link/guest type signup is something we'll probably do quickly, invite via email or url.