anandbaburajan

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by anandbaburajan 3y ago
Hey, creator of CQ2 here. Yes, he's my brother. I'm curious about why you think it was necessary to disclose that. AFAIK, friends share each others' stuff here. Also, he isn't fully convinced about the UI but finds the a
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by anandbaburajan 3y ago
Hi, creator of CQ2 here. > no explanation of how it is going to solve the problem. I didn't what you meant. The explanation is mentioned on the site: "CQ2's unique sliding panes design with quote-level and n-level threads
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Show HN: CQ2 – the work communication tool for writing-first teams(cq2.co)
2 points by anandbaburajan 3y ago|1 comments
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by anandbaburajan 3y ago
> Andy Matuschak? Hadn't heard of him until now. Just checked his site, looks cool! > small teams and discussions with a high ratio of long, analytical comments over multiple levels Yep, that's my initial target group, and I
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Show HN: CQ2 – a tool for thoughtful and coherent discussions(cq2.co)
8 points by anandbaburajan 3y ago|2 comments
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by anandbaburajan 5y ago
Kukkee has public polls too which won't require users to have an account.
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by anandbaburajan 5y ago
Understandable, and thank you!
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by anandbaburajan 5y ago
Moreover, Kukkee is built to be self-hosted. Hence, you won't have to worry about sharing any private info.
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by anandbaburajan 5y ago
Kukkee's features like protected polls (to avoid impersonation), and many of our upcoming features like inviting participants through Kukkee (without having to share the link), calendar integrations, video conferencing integrations, et
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by anandbaburajan 5y ago
Creating an account on your self-hosted Kukkee is a simple process and it gives you access to more features. Moreover, without an account, you would need to keep track of the 'admin' URL. Kukkee is built for people who need more c
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by anandbaburajan 5y ago
It's working. Thanks!
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Show HN: Kukkee – the free, open source and self-hostable Doodle alternative
41 points by anandbaburajan 5y ago|11 comments