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Give you a reason for what? You're all acting like this company owes you an explanation of what it does.
by danellis 12y ago
Give you a reason for what? You're all acting like this company owes you an explanation of what it does.
- mbrutsch 12y agoOnly if they want me to care.
- Delmania 12y agoThey're selling something. If they want people to hand over cash, it might be practical to tell us what it is.
- vidarh 12y agoThey're not selling anything yet. They don't you to hand over cash yet. And so it is more practical for them to tease and build interest.
- Delmania 12y agoNeither of which they do. The website is incredibly ostentatious, and offers no hints of what the company is trying to achieve. If you want build interest, drop the over the type hype machine and explain what the hell you're doing.
- themoonbus 12y agoRight, except that this doesn't tease or build interest... at least for me. ...not that it matters, seeing as they seem to have already built interest with the people that matter, investors.
- danellis 12y agoAs far as I know, they're not selling anything yet and they're not in a position to take your money. Do you honestly not think that when they have something to sell they'll have a marketing strategy?
- worklogin 12y agoThen don't waste my time getting me to read a useless pamphlet!
- smaps 12y agoI don't think they are selling anything right now, so they don't need to be saying much yet.
- a3n 12y agoActually it's the other way around, a company that doesn't give me those two sentences is acting like I owe them my time. My feedback, and similar feedback from others, is not a complaint, it's feedback. Or, as someone else once said, "treasure your bugs."
- worklogin 12y agoYou're not insightful, you're just a jerk. If they're going to talk about how Neal is a member, and how they're changing the world, say something about it, don't just keep babbling. There is a floating whale and grand assertions without any immediate indication of what they do. You're damned right they owe people something about their company, when they have an "About Us" link on the page.
- danellis 12y ago> you're just a jerk I'm not the one who traded discourse for insults. > You're damned right they owe people something about their company Have you given something to them? Where does this entitlement come from?
- worklogin 12y agoMaybe the internet is different than a coffee shop, but you're not only in the minority, but your tone is insulting to everyone (which is everyone) who disagrees with you. You're not asking hypotheticals, you're telling me I'm wrong if I think Magic Leap has a poorly designed website. That's not discourse.
- worklogin 12y agoI'll remember next time to describe the exact rationale for believing someone has a poor attitude before calling them out on it.
- themoonbus 12y agoI don't think they owe us anything, I'm just saying the website is badly designed. They have a lot of content, but none of it says anything. If you're going to be stealthy, be stealthy (e.g. http://quanttus.com/ http://quanttus.com/). If you're going to attempt to market your company, then market it properly. This does neither.
- ryanSrich 12y agoWhat? `http://quanttus.com/` http://quanttus.com/` literally tells me nothing. Even less than Magic Leap. At least with ML I know they are working on VR.
- themoonbus 12y agoThe point of a teaser site is to tease, not tell. My point was that magic leap uses a lot more words to tease, and as a result, the site borders on nonsensical. And if the point of a site is to tell you what a company does or is working on, then that information shouldn't be buried in a random section. But ultimately, it's not a big deal. Just the first thing that I thought of when I clicked on their site.