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Ask HN: How do you measure bookmarking rates?
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16y ago
Clickables: http://www.crumbsapp.com/ => Looks cool! http://www.linkedin.com/in/wongjoh
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16y ago
Clickables: http://www.mindwallet.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNpAH7AGhIk
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16y ago
Cool. Inspired by the same reasons as you, I too was thinking of creating something like this but you've just beaten me to it. :-) Now, my 0.02: (There will be some duplication [read reconfirmation] of suggestions others have already made h
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16y ago
Clickable: http://www.japanconnect.org/ Keep up the good work.
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Clickable to previous thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2223764
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16y ago
UK beats the US to a tech-friendly Startup Visa http://eu.techcrunch.com/2011/03/17/uk-beats-the-us-to-a-tec... HN Thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2335645
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GeoTag Inc. proves incorrigible, sues Walmart and 25 other companies
(fosspatents.blogspot.com)
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Have you tried to voice your concern to them? If not, I think you should give that a go. For all you know, that's all it would take. :-)
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16y ago
Something called a 'Private Registration' is offered by most domain registrars. It'll cost you a few extra $, but you will get total privacy in terms of Whois. -HTH
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16y ago
Here is the 'mothership' - I guess your searches should be as secure as they can be: http://internic.net/whois.html [From site footer: InterNIC is a registered service mark of the U.S. Department of Commerce. It is licensed to the Interne
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16y ago
Clickable: :) http://holono.com/
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16y ago
Good catch. Here is a clickable link: http://inboxseo.com/
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16y ago
RFC 2229 - A Dictionary Server Protocol http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2229 It even inspired and enabled us to create: http://www.TheEnglishDictionary.org
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16y ago
>the site is getting hit pretty good right now. and >Either the crowd hasn't really come yet, or I actually did a decent job with the server Isn't it more or less a proven fact that traffic levels are generally lower during the week
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16y ago
Clickable: http://www.wheresyourduckbeen.com
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16y ago
Clickable: http://twitter.com/timeouttokyo/
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>unless it was hyper accelerated by the internet in some way. Isn't that what the Internet is exceptionally well-known for? :-)
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16y ago
I guess getting a lot of exposure would result in to higher download numbers and possibly, they look at these (the dl numbers too) to gauge the 'featured'-ability of apps?
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16y ago
Clickables: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2305689 http://getLocalNe.ws
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Ask HN: Options to display weather info for world-wide locations?
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16y ago
Sounds interesting. Your email is not in your profile. You can email me (via my profile) - let's see what we can do.
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16y ago
Cool! Ripped concept or not, it looks to me like something that has all the potential to go viral (probably short-term). I'd suggest the following: 1. Line up some revenue streams (AdSesne /Aff etc.?) 2. Prep up the backend/code/servers etc
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Here is my quick 0.02: You might want to re-think at least the home page colour scheme a bit, that green is not what I'd consider very suited to the target market. Make it a bit more businesslike, may be? But then, of course, it is just m
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16y ago
Clickable: http://www.investy.com
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> Nicely done, I like the minimalistic/simple look. Thanks. It boosts our confidence a bit; we're not the only ones who like the design theme. :) > I'm not sure who the target audience is: You're spot on, based on what is available
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16y ago
A moving commentary narrating noble efforts. I'm positive the community brainstorming subsequent to this could be of great use whenever such unfortunate (and unavoidable) events take place in times to come.
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16y ago
Thanks for all the feedback everybody. I'll post individual replies too a little later.
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Clickable: http://tasskr.com
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16y ago
Thanks for the feedback. We're already working on making the home page at least somewhat more 'engaging' and 'live' - thanks again for the suggestion.
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