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Show HN: PairBuddy - Secret Crush App - built in 72 hours, learnt Bootstrap

5 points by bongs 14y ago

senic 14y ago
Where have I heard that before... :)
- bongs 14y ago
  :)
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nns1212 14y ago
lol..
bongs 14y ago
Friends, jokes apart, we really believe that making the first move is hard. People fear losing their good friends or getting rejected. So we created PairBuddy. Please give us your constructive feedback. Thanks!
- senic 14y ago
  The project itself looks ok to me - I don't really mind the logo, though. Concering growth/spreading of the project: BangWithFriends had huge media coverage because it was something new and also a little controversial. I'm afraid PairBuddy is missing this aspect. I nonetheless with you the very best of luck with your weekend project.
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  - bongs 14y ago
    Thanks senic. We are not controversial - so not expecting a viral growth. We think that people interested in serious relationships will benefit from it. Even if we are able to reach to a few thousand and are genuinely able to help them, we will be happy. :)
Triamis 14y ago
Idea: Add ALL your friends to your crush list and then you can find out whenever someone has a crush on you and you can laugh at them. This doesn't solve the problem of making the first move, since you can't know that the person adding you to the crush list is actually doing so because they have a crush on you. They may just do it to see if you have a crush on them. It's a good problem to solve, but I think that after a short burst of initial activity everyone will realise how exploitable this is and so be unable to use it seriously.
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- dguaraglia 14y ago
  A-holes are a-holes, no matter what tools you give them. If someone adds everyone just to make fun of his/her friends, then the question is not so much about motivation, but rather why he/she still has friends at all. I imagine most people after the age of 18 stop doing that, so I guess this might solve a problem provided there are some age limitations. Then again, you have to wonder if people older than 18 have 'crushes' they can't resolve like adults. You Americans make it too complicated :)

5 points by bongs 14y ago

senic 14y ago

Where have I heard that before... :)

bongs 14y ago
:)
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nns1212 14y ago

lol..

bongs 14y ago

Friends, jokes apart, we really believe that making the first move is hard. People fear losing their good friends or getting rejected. So we created PairBuddy. Please give us your constructive feedback. Thanks!

senic 14y ago
The project itself looks ok to me - I don't really mind the logo, though. Concering growth/spreading of the project: BangWithFriends had huge media coverage because it was something new and also a little controversial. I'm afraid PairBuddy is missing this aspect. I nonetheless with you the very best of luck with your weekend project.
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- bongs 14y ago
  Thanks senic. We are not controversial - so not expecting a viral growth. We think that people interested in serious relationships will benefit from it. Even if we are able to reach to a few thousand and are genuinely able to help them, we will be happy. :)

Triamis 14y ago

Idea: Add ALL your friends to your crush list and then you can find out whenever someone has a crush on you and you can laugh at them. This doesn't solve the problem of making the first move, since you can't know that the person adding you to the crush list is actually doing so because they have a crush on you. They may just do it to see if you have a crush on them. It's a good problem to solve, but I think that after a short burst of initial activity everyone will realise how exploitable this is and so be unable to use it seriously.

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dguaraglia 14y ago
A-holes are a-holes, no matter what tools you give them. If someone adds everyone just to make fun of his/her friends, then the question is not so much about motivation, but rather why he/she still has friends at all. I imagine most people after the age of 18 stop doing that, so I guess this might solve a problem provided there are some age limitations. Then again, you have to wonder if people older than 18 have 'crushes' they can't resolve like adults. You Americans make it too complicated :)