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by subimage 13y ago
How what works, exactly? Thank you for the vague URL and lack of explanation I suppose.
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by subimage 13y ago
I would appreciate upvotes on my original article - as a HN editor changed the URL and title once this hit the front page. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6723445 Thank you!
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by subimage 13y ago
That's exactly what I did, and they changed the link and modified the discussion! Notice, people below were talking about RapGenius specifically, their VC, and how much a license costs - yet that stopped once the editors modified the U
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by subimage 13y ago
It didn't start as that. They edited my original title & link... http://subimage.com/blog/2013/11/12/startup-rapgenius-among-...
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by subimage 13y ago
It's not "blogspam" - it gave a nod to the place I saw it originally, while providing a unique perspective on the subject because of my experience. 1 - The Pitchfork article didn't mention any numbers relating to what th
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by subimage 13y ago
Who can I contact about this?
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by subimage 13y ago
Why was the original link and title I submitted edited? Please change it back: http://subimage.com/blog/2013/11/12/startup-rapgenius-among-...
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Study Prompts NMPA to File Take-Down Notices Against 50 Lyric Websites(pitchfork.com)
63 points by subimage 13y ago|56 comments
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by subimage 13y ago
RE: "You can't just cut out the free product part and magically retain the paid part, as this example does with Everpix." False. I did it, and it worked fine. http://cashboardapp.com/blog/2013/05&#x2
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by subimage 13y ago
Yes, stickers are certainly a $3.5B business!
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by subimage 13y ago
Who says they had to work on Everpix full-time? Again, you miss what I'm saying.
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by subimage 13y ago
RE: "we have enough of these photo sharing gimmicks already" RE: "I think the author is missing the opportunity cost here" The fact that there's already entrenched photo sharing kings means that you don't have
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by subimage 13y ago
Yeah, I don't understand it at all. I've only been involved with startups since 1999, and run one myself. I'm a huge fraud. You've exposed me!
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by subimage 13y ago
Snapchat also hasn't proven it can generate a single real-world dollar from end users or advertisers. They could implement advertising, fuck the entire service up, and all the teens jump ship to the next app that allows you to easily i
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Everpix, Snapchat, and The Startup Lie(subimage.com)
2 points by subimage 13y ago|0 comments
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by subimage 13y ago
That's a whole different discussion for another article. I'm of the opinion most people should not chase funding - especially without revenue. :)
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Fake it until you make it - without becoming a fake yourself(subimage.com)
10 points by subimage 13y ago|2 comments
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Three SEO webmaster tools you might be sleeping on(subimage.com)
1 points by subimage 13y ago|0 comments
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Free, blank Invoice & Timesheet templates(cashboardapp.com)
2 points by subimage 13y ago|0 comments
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Sticky navbars are 22% more usable than their counterparts(subimage.com)
1 points by subimage 13y ago|0 comments
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by subimage 13y ago
Reminds me of what Discourse is doing with their editor - although none of the drag-upload image / instant youtube link preview stuff.
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by subimage 13y ago
We didn't see a problem with it (and neither did our lawyers) until that $6.6M judgement played out against another lyric site with similar "user contributed" content. There are a couple of routes to go legal - one being Musi
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by subimage 13y ago
It was impossible to afford licenses for the lyrics our site contained. You can go two ways...fly illegally (which most of these sites do) and risk getting sued, or pay an outrageous copyright fee yearly to license tracks for display. For a
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by subimage 13y ago
Interesting site. Thanks
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by subimage 13y ago
We had song players for iTunes / Amazon for each song displayed, links for concert tickets, and ringtones. Ads, but tastefully done I think. Definitely not any popups, no Google Adwords, etc.
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Autopsy of a failed side project(subimage.com)
57 points by subimage 13y ago|19 comments
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Interface design trends - text input(subimage.com)
1 points by subimage 13y ago|0 comments
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by subimage 14y ago
That's the first one I can recall as well. Any others around that same time? Perhaps the social networks? Friendster / myspace / facebook?
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What was the first app to do a staged rollout or invite-only launch?
1 points by subimage 14y ago|2 comments
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by subimage 14y ago
Thanks for reading the article & the feedback. I did that because I have designers who read my blog and don't know WTF github is. They might be interested in the user experience aspect of the post, but could be completely unaware about

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