Alex Walker

Ok. Seems like you've launched heavier on the 'M' and not so much on the 'V' and 'P'. I still can't envisage how you wedge yourself in between a person happily ensconced in their 'bias silo' and the content they are happily consuming. Everyone *else* needs this product because everyone else is bias - except us, right? But that's your problem to solve. I'll keep an eye out for the next updates.

Right. Feedback? I'm going to break down the view from one user's experience. 1) It's been 24 hours since the Etha ProductHunt launch and the same Matt Gaetz story - quoting a 10-day-old story - is still at the top of the feed. I believe @ethaofficial assured us that they 'currently uploading statements only twice a day'. With news being released every second, that's hardly an aggressive...

This is a simple idea that is REALLY useful. Very nice work! Maybe an Arrow and a Circle tool to point out focal points in a screenshot?

Ok, maybe I'm missing something, but I don't get it. - The links are to sites like Newsmax and GatewayPundit that are basically fanzines rather than journalism. Fine, but the rating system seems to approve of them. Not sure why that's useful? - 'News Reals' and 'Trending' are almost the same content for me. - Nothing has noticeably changed in 3 hours, so it doesn't feel live or 'newsy'. - 'More...

Your call, but I'm not sure it's helpful to have a dozen team members do introduction posts in the launch. Must be 5000 words of attention you're asking for?

One simple idea executed really well. Nice work!

Would seem natural that the pool of all 10 letter words is a lot smaller than 5-letter words. Taking the answers from a crypto subset of that pool seems really small. It's not the same word every day, is it? ;-)

Backing up Lui, put the price on the site. Product looks really useful and $3.99 is super reasonable, but when I see 'Try for free' but no price, my nagging fear is this will expire and want $40-$50 to continue. I know getting people to trial is important, but that pricing gray area is a friction point. At $4, I might just pay that at download time.

That telescopic handle is the killer touch. Traditional selfie sticks might be great for 2 minutes every hour, but are an extra thing to carry for the other 58 minutes. If this was only a selfie stick, it would be an improvement - yet you end up with 4-5 other functions. Nice work.

Also, it would be nice to have a bare minimum for markup validation. Perhaps mark validating HTML entries that render fine with a green tick so competitors know the baseline. I'd think 150 characters validating beats 150 characters not validating, yeah Pros: I love this idea as it encourages you to test ideas and approaches you might not ever consider in day to day frontend development. Cons:...

It's basically CodePen without needing the internet, which it a pretty handy starting point for prototypes and experiments. Export a standalone page when you're done. Pros: Fast, works on a plane, subway and other low-WIFI environments Cons: Does there have to be a con?