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I have thought about it, but allowing for that would require some type of user authentication system which would increase friction when it came to onboarding. I
by hobonumber1 12y ago
I have thought about it, but allowing for that would require some type of user authentication system which would increase friction when it came to onboarding. If I decide to go with user authentications, then I think adding comments is a no-brainer.
- k-mcgrady 12y agoOnly require authentication when the user wants to make a comment. You could also use Facebook/Twitter login systems built into the device so the user presses login, selects their account from an action sheet, and they're in. No username/password friction.
- hobonumber1 12y agoGood thinking. Sounds like v1.1.0.