mattgreen

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   by mattgreen 14y ago

   Agreed - I feel that as we have more filters, customisable searches, auto-folder moving and so-on then we're actually creating a big headache of curation, categorisation and taxonomy-creation for the end recipient. What would be great IMO i
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   by mattgreen 15y ago

   >No, since the business objective is to make money. The >software is the means to do that, and the choices you make >today limit the markets that you can expand into. I guess then it's a question of the benefit of taking a tact
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   by mattgreen 15y ago

   How do you reconcile the need to move fast initially to release a product or service in order to build the market for it from a business perspective? Does having to 'build your own framework' (my paraphrasing of your point) typically mean y
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   by mattgreen 16y ago

   Hi, I like the ability to rapidly get started and quickly share (far better than Remember The Milk on that point). There are other apps/services in competition but that is ok - proves there is some semblance of a market out there. I'd say y