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JayNeely
17y ago
Don't take responsibility for content people create on your site, or you open yourself up to legal liability for it. Most services like posterous, twitter, Wordpress.com etc. prohibit users posting defamatory or harassing material, giving y
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I'd agree with the first, but why the second? As I mentioned in another thread, nothing I've seen suggests that fares are a barrier to use of the bus or subway. With the MBTA, subway rides are $2, bus rides are $1.50, and a week-long pass f
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Nothing I've seen suggests that fares are a barrier to use of the bus or subway. With the MBTA, subway rides are $2, bus rides are $1.50, and a week-long pass for unlimited use of both is $15. Even New York's $89/month for unlimited use of
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Restaurants. With the exception of the runway space, airports.
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Ask HN: How would you make public transit profitable / create more value?
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I think one of the most fascinating and under-utilized trends in the retail world is pop-up stores: http://trendwatching.com/trends/POPUP_RETAIL.htm Combining this concept with serious statistical analysis of when people most often make
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Google: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/01/this-week-in-search-1... Facebook: http://www.disruptiveconversations.com/2009/09/usa-today-750... http://www.facebook.com/press/info.php?statistics Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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I try to keep it in mind as we develop, it's especially important for us because our target market is not at all web savvy (and them not having to be so to use our service is one of our big selling points). Right now we're very focused on g
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- You can show conventions. Show that the icons / process / terminology are the same as other well-known and well-used features in other apps. - You can show statistics. # of people using it, or, if you really want to entertain alternatives
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There's an excellent comparison of all the big virtual server services, with Linode recommended as a clear winner on almost all of the benchmarks (as always, YMMV). http://journal.uggedal.com/vps-performance-comparison The one thing I rea
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Please do not submit almost every article from your blog to HN.
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Some of the things I found really interesting within this paper... 1) They hypothesize that alcohol's legality vs. the illegality of other equally or less harmful drugs is a result of efficiency: we only need one drug, agreed upon by social
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17y ago
http://answers.onstartups.com is a good one I've been paying a lot more attention to for the past month. TechCrunch UK has been replaced by TechCrunch Europe, but still plenty of news there, and you could always filter it through Pipes fo
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17y ago
Only if all the founders browse HN.
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When I was reading, I wondered if I just consider different things as "mistakes" than Jason, or if he was actively censoring himself. I agree with you that "dialing the wrong number" isn't the kind of mistake I feel like is keeping me back.
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Please make it more clear that the e-mail field in your HN profile isn't publicly visible. Many people ( http://searchyc.com/comments/e-mail+in+my+profile ) leave comments like, "contact me using the e-mail in my profile", not realizing n
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The e-mail field in your profile doesn't cause your e-mail to display publicly; it's unfortunate HN doesn't make it more clear. You have to add it in the bio section to cause it to be publicly viewable. The area I'm in is Hiawassee, GA. Cra
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I have to disagree. 1) To clarify on the purpose a bit, it's aim wouldn't be to be just like Craigslist. Craigslist is good, but has plenty of room for imrpovement. And the unique characteristics of a local community make a more customized
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Excellent options, especially that last one it looks like. I'll look into these. Thanks!
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That's a fantastic offer! I'd definitely like to explore it. Could you send me an e-mail, so we can talk further? jay [.dot.] neely [@at@] socialstrategist [.dot.] com
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If you were to do it again, what would you do different? What worked best for getting some users? I definitely understand the software is the easier part -- that's why I'm getting started with it and looking for the simplest option availa
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Thanks for the suggestion, but I don't think Ning would work. For one, it's all about getting people to join the community, which is too high a barrier for most people to post a classified ad real quick. For another, Ning's design and com
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Good call on checking out the local newspaper classifieds. It's pretty tiny, single page and mostly services, for sale, or real estate.
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Ask HN: How to setup scaled-down Craigslist for my struggling rural area?
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Simple service. If your goal is to make money of the AdSense ads, you might want to think about what kind of actions you want to encourage users to take after they've checked a domain's server, in order to increase their time on your site.
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So, http://techmeme.com for all topics, but sources limited by what you're subscribed to?
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Almost anything by Rives. All of his TED talks are supremely entertaining, and YouTube has further inspiring vids of him: http://www.ted.com/speakers/rives.html I've been finding http://www.mixergy.com to have fantastic startup-topic in
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Astronaut Hand-Camera Tour of the International Space Station
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Getting more members of your online community active
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Why Amateurs Build Better Online Communities Than Businesses
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