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I like the idea -- a browsable archive of quality email layouts -- but most of the ones I looked at were pretty mediocre.
by robbyking 12y ago
I like the idea -- a browsable archive of quality email layouts -- but most of the ones I looked at were pretty mediocre.
- rayshan 12y agoI agree, I think it's mostly just what the admins are getting themselves. There's a way to submit emails [1], but maybe the best model is to be the hacker news of email design (open submission, upvotes etc). [1] http://reallygoodemails.com/contact/ http://reallygoodemails.com/contact/
- eli 12y agoComments and voting and community features are really hard to pull off. You can't just throw an up vote button and wait for good stuff to float to the top.
- chrislloyd 12y agoIf you'd like to see a better submission process, it's an open-source product on Assembly: https://assembly.com/really-good-emails https://assembly.com/really-good-emails. There's been lots of talk about just forwarding an email to an address and having the community vote on what they think are great emails. It also made $1350 last month which is split between contributors so there's some financial incentive for you to jump in :)