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I think my comment still applies. The comparison is not even equal in my opinion. Not to take credit away from slinkset at all, I have an account there =). You
by apsurd 17y ago
I think my comment still applies. The comparison is not even equal in my opinion. Not to take credit away from slinkset at all, I have an account there =).
You are right, I have not used the stackexchange platform, but seeing the end result of both makes me fail to see how there is even any comparison.
Slinkset says it creates social news sites.
StackExhange says its a knowledge exchange platform.
To me I read that slinkset intends to be a handy social media tool. Stackexchange intends to be wikipedia for questions and answers.
Hardly similar.
So to answer your question. All the people stackexchange is likely targeting and intended for, probably don't even put slinkset in the same conversation based on their needs.
- bayareaguy 17y agoAlthough it's clear each describes their service differently, setting aside their public relations it appears to me the basic service they offer is basically the same: they make it easy to setup community sites where people can post things, vote on things and accumulate karma. Whether those things are news articles, answers to questions or other things (like reviews of silly iphone applications e.g http://iphone.lockergnome.com/ http://iphone.lockergnome.com/ ) makes little difference technically. What I'd really like to know, ideally from someone who has worked with both, is if there are any particular features one or the other offers that actually do matter. Or perhaps this is an example of where developing good PR is more important than focusing on features?