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I actually use a mix of both and find that 4sq works better in some cities and Yelp in others. Both are pretty bad as far as reviews/tips go. I pretty much disc
by exstudent2 11y ago
I actually use a mix of both and find that 4sq works better in some cities and Yelp in others. Both are pretty bad as far as reviews/tips go. I pretty much discount everything I read there. 4sq is nice because I can see which of my friends have been to a location, which is a lot more meaningful to me than some random person's opinion of a place. Ironically THAT feature has been downplayed in 4sq. After reading Crowley's interview, I guess it's because it's not part of the search vision.
I would consider myself an outlier in terms of how much I go out and travel though. Most "regular people" I talk to maybe go out once a week to their favorite spot. I just don't think discovery is that large of a market.
- hobarrera 11y ago> After reading Crowley's interview, I guess it's because it's not part of the search vision. Which isn't really smart. Friends usually share a common taste, so if all my friends like some venue, any smart search engine would give priority to showing me that first.