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by dgc223 17y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propinquity
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by dgc223 17y ago
Hi Rob, That's great to hear - one of the opportunities I've noticed is in finding testers who are highly targeted - a flaw of usertesting.com for sure. Also their technology is not as robust as yours (just simple screen capture+audio). T
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by dgc223 17y ago
Rob, Congrats on the service - it looks like a useful tool for usability efforts. How do you see this differing from the existing competition (a list of potential competitors can be found here: http://labs.depthskins.net/index.php?/arti
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by dgc223 17y ago
thanks Kevin. I was specifically answering the question about monetization... The ratings system on here is tough but I must say it's fun reading the stories and comments. You guys have a lot of interesting things to say.
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by dgc223 17y ago
Have you tried sites like 99designs.com? They have contests where you can submit designs and earn money if your design is chosen. If it's not chosen, at least you'll have some more design samples for your portfolio. Also if your design is c
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by dgc223 17y ago
Oops. OK thanks for the feedback! Didn't mean to come across like that...
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by dgc223 17y ago
Hi guys, I'm trying to understand the ratings system. I've got -4 points. Any feedback? Thanks!
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by dgc223 17y ago
I think this represents a wave shift in the social identity landscape - certain types of users want to share everything, and make that public. Sites like Facebook with their 'walled garden' photos are missing out on a great opportunity. I'm