Alleyfield

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by Alleyfield 16y ago
Why the down vote? Is someone trying to imply that Cells isn't a sophisticated version of the Game of Life? I might be blunt, but I'm not trying to be rude on purpose
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by Alleyfield 16y ago
So... Basically "cells" is nothing more than a sophisticated version of John Convay's Game of Life ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conways_Game_of_Life
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by Alleyfield 16y ago
You're asking how to meet geek friends (with the help of internet - in a forum full of geeks...) Doesn't the answer lie in the question?
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by Alleyfield 16y ago
Do you consider facebook as a site which has applications or is it an application? If someone were to speak about the functionalities of the site called facebook - then would using the term "site" make facebook sound less serious?
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by Alleyfield 16y ago
imho that's just semantics. Make the terms clear at the start of the discussion - argument why you're using a term application instead of a website. Wouldn't that clear it up?
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by Alleyfield 16y ago
Your post & pitch is almost exactly the thing I was after for! I couldn't have come up with a pitch like yours, which imo would be so much better for Microsoft than the current "carton of milk" -analogy.
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by Alleyfield 16y ago
Dear Alain, no - I don't work in marketing, and you're probably right about the fact that I am not even near the target audience. But does it really matter? I believe you can relate to the fact that the more further you're from the target a
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by Alleyfield 16y ago
I do understand that the point they're trying to make and I am not arguing for that. Nor am I arguing that vintage cars might be popular - you're going into too much detail (the point was that in our modern world, in regard of products prod
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by Alleyfield 16y ago
I do understand that but please, analyze it more carefully. You're marketing a version of your product which is compared against a carton of milk. I tend to think that when you're marketing a browser you should regard them as valuable cars,
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by Alleyfield 16y ago
Somehow I just don't see the point in comparing an internet browser to consumer goods (which are bought to be consumed) such as milk - things which are fast one time purchases. What was the marketing department thinking?
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by Alleyfield 16y ago
I hope that no one took that seriously? Although, based on the comments on youtube I believe someone might've taken it seriously. It was so obviously scripted by Barack's pr people to win the hearts of nerds.
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by Alleyfield 16y ago
How are you going to improve the user experience by cramming 6 different questions (which make no sense at all to a newbie) in to a one window? That has an oxymoron feel into it, don't you think?
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by Alleyfield 16y ago
"maybe other people would like a way to make a page of pictures of crap they want to sell to point their friends at" What would make them want to pay for it when they can already easily create a picture album in flickr (or any other free pi
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by Alleyfield 16y ago
What's your target audience? Everyone who has internet? Seriously? You must be bonkers. You can't seriously be suggesting that I'd opt to choose your site instead of a local one, merely because there's just a crapload of crap from everywher