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Ahh, now I see. Yes, that's very clear. Cool. I think that this would be very useful. My biggest complaint would involve having to sign up and create my own
by ajkates 19y ago
Ahh, now I see. Yes, that's very clear. Cool.
I think that this would be very useful. My biggest complaint would involve having to sign up and create my own lists in order to see lists that best match my own. That takes a lot of time and energy.
Perhaps utilizing lists people have created elsewhere on the internet, just to supplement things? I mean, I have all that stuff already in facebook. Perhaps you could use that information, and allow me to find other people/movies/books/magazines without having the feel like i'm putting time and effort to join a new community.
That's the only thing that would stop me from signing up and doing it all right now. (I'm playing devil's advocate just a bit, sorry for the harshness).
- bhb 19y agoNo, a devil's advocate is definitely what we need. I hear good feedback, not harshness. I think you're right - the user account is going to our biggest barrier to entry. I think that using the info that already exists in a user's profile on Facebook, Myspace, etc is a great idea. For Facebook, we could build an app that grabs this data. For other services, we might just be able to scrape the data from their profiles on demand. We definitely want to make it as easy as possible to input data into Seekler. Thanks for the great feedback.