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pauljarvis
7y ago
lolololol
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pauljarvis
7y ago
Appreciate the note and thought here. I do disagree though, as it feels like the spirit of GDPR is to make into law the protection and privacy for regular people. Fathom does this to the best of our ability, and our code reflects our agreem
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pauljarvis
7y ago
So it's not as easy as just pushing the update to the repo. We are still committed to open-source, but we also have a business to run and need to make a living here (we're two dudes who care about privacy, not a huge company with
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pauljarvis
7y ago
Totally fair, as that's an opinion :) Luckily our customers are happy with the price, and other folks use the open-source (100% free) version. Cheers!
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pauljarvis
7y ago
We are incredibly open to any ideas, comments or concerns on how we're doing this. This is a big step up from what we had previously, but there’s always room for improvement. Happy to hear thoughts in the comments.
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How we built a GDPR-compliant website analytics platform without using cookies
(usefathom.com)
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pauljarvis
8y ago
Love seeing that folks are using the nomenclature from my book and creating new things from it!
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pauljarvis
8y ago
this looks great bruno!
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pauljarvis
8y ago
https://pjrvs.com - it's simple, but it sure does work for me. I'm a writer and entrepreneur.
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pauljarvis
8y ago
Fathom has a one-click on DO now too, for $5/mo. Although if countly is working for ya, I wouldn't switch either.
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8y ago
I've had Fathom on my sites for almost a year, no difference in ranking that I've seen.
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pauljarvis
8y ago
Fathom has custom date periods now. And yes, Fathom is meant to give the basics that most non-pro users require. It's a one-page dashboard.
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pauljarvis
8y ago
We're working on this for Fathom (I'm the cofounder of Fathom).
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pauljarvis
8y ago
Our source code is open-source, you can view it here: https://github.com/usefathom/fathom That's another way we're transparent. Anyone who knows code can see exactly how we collect data and what data we colle
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pauljarvis
8y ago
I can only speak to Fathom (since that's my product), but we have no personal data to sell if we sold our product. We collect nothing about website visitors other than a tick in the aggregate data. So if we sold our business, there
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It’s Time to Ditch Google Analytics
(fastcompany.com)
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Why it's important to define what “enough” is for your business
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pauljarvis
8y ago
this looks pretty cool!
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pauljarvis
8y ago
Fathom thought about data and privacy policy too: https://usefathom.com/data/
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pauljarvis
8y ago
fair enough, i'll update the copy now.
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pauljarvis
8y ago
author of that line here: i don't want to live in a world where companies can't have a little fun with some copy.
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pauljarvis
8y ago
jarod lanier and ezra klein talk about this in a recent episode of klein's show: companies can become more durable and much more aligned with the needs of their customers if they get paid directly by those customers (instead of selli
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pauljarvis
8y ago
i miss haveamint! that's one of the reasons we're making fathom, there were decent + simple options before, so we wanted to take a stab at making one too.
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pauljarvis
8y ago
while i 100% agree with you that our demo (hi! i'm author 2/2 of this software) should just log you in without asking for credentials... we're 100% focused on the product right now, and being near the top of HN was a huge sur
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Bitcoin high score
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Running a minimalist business
(indiehackers.com)
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pauljarvis
10y ago
Great article!
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pauljarvis
10y ago
I spend very little time on my short/solo podcast but it makes a decent amount (much more than $1k) each month with long-term sponsors.
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pauljarvis
10y ago
Heck ya! Now if only I could get Jason and Zack to catch up to my steps ;-)
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pauljarvis
10y ago
I'm one of the other cofounders (currently the step winner, ha) - I'm happy to chime in too, although Zack was the one who programmed the page, I just made it look pretty (so I could get back to getting all my steps).
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