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I'm surprised some of those sites felt that it was worth paying $129 a month for it. It's cool software, but those strike me as some small niches.
by icey 17y ago
I'm surprised some of those sites felt that it was worth paying $129 a month for it. It's cool software, but those strike me as some small niches.
- rohin 17y agoRight now it's free during the beta. (I setup a stackexchange for startup questions: www.ExplainBusiness.com). It took about 2 hours and you don't need to provide a credit card yet. It will be interesting to see what % of these trials convert to paying customers though.
- icey 17y agoOh cool, I didn't realize that. Maybe I'll check it out as well. Thanks!
- vaksel 17y agoyeah I'll just wait for a $29.99 script that does the same thing
- joseakle 17y agoYeah, i took a look at 3 of them and questions seem to have very few views and answers, but i guess it will evolve somehow. Yahoo Answers and Vark.com don't always get the answer i need, for dev related questions stackoverflow does it a lot better, integration with niche websites might be a good idea, such as automotive portals. Also don't underestimate localization, facebook really took off in mexico and spain once there was a spanish version.