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It doesn't seem worth pursuing to me. I mean, it's well-executed and the design is pretty good. But it's a toy - it doesn't solve any particular problem or serv
by nudge 16y ago
It doesn't seem worth pursuing to me. I mean, it's well-executed and the design is pretty good. But it's a toy - it doesn't solve any particular problem or serve any particular purpose. So for that reason you'll always struggle to get traffic (leaving aside the question of how you would ever monetize it).
Why does it not solve any particular problem? Probably because it's too vague. It's people leaving complaints about things in the middle of nowhere. There's no reason to think anybody who could fix these things is paying attention.
I would move on.
- spapaseit 16y agoThanks for your comment. You're absolutely right in that it is vage, although I did think that if the site managed to get some substantial amount of (recurring) traffic it would make it worth for "anybody who could fix these things" to actually pay attention. I see it as a potential PR tool; a way of letting the world kow you're listening to your customers. Again, it all depends of hihg traffic volumes and I am of course, biased in my view. =) Thanks again.