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This sounds like a feature, not a product. Not sure if you're trying to sell this in the future, but something to keep in mind
by AznHisoka 13y ago
This sounds like a feature, not a product. Not sure if you're trying to sell this in the future, but something to keep in mind
- chrismorgan 13y agoI'm not quite sure what you mean by this; are you suggesting that the packaging for it is wrong, or that the it would not be commercialisable, or that I haven't done a good job of explaining it, or something else? If this is a feature, what would the product be? I have been intending this as a commercial product. What would you do differently? (I'd like to learn more so I can get it right or if it really is fundamentally wrong work on something else instead—I still have a few other ideas of things that I want to do.)
- AznHisoka 13y agoIt's an useful tool. However, as a commercial product, I don't see it as successful. Reason why is nobody stays up at night worrying about whether their links still work. (don't get me wrong, it's BAD if they don't work. but it's not what they're worry about at night). They worry if their site goes down for a long period of time. They worry about DDOs attacks. They worry about search engine penalties. But rarely do they worry about links not working. Why does this matter? Because that means people will rarely seek for your product. You will need to do a lot of convincing/educating potential users.