Ben Werdmüller

This works really well in practice, and given that you can buy access via both crypto or traditional cards, it’s super easy to use. Nice work!

I love Range: their thoughtfulness and care comes through in everything they do. I'm excited to start using this in my meetings today.

I use Range with my engineering team every day - I've been using it for over a year now, and I absolutely love it. It's particularly come into its own during remote working, but it was useful even when we were working from the office. This browser plugin (with accompanying updates) makes it even more useful. I'm excited to see what's coming next.

I found the French version particularly therapeutic. (I do not speak French.)

I'm a huge fan of Range. I use it daily with my product and engineering teams. The Slack update is pretty great - I love being able to see at a glance how people are doing (and if they've slipped on updating lately).

This is really good. Thank you for building and sharing it, and for amplifying Black voices.

I signed up and love it. I wish for two things: recurring donations, and an easy way to transfer my existing recurring donations *to* my Charityvest fund. If the latter isn't possible, a guide to doing this manually would be really helpful. I don't give to get a tax refund - I give because I believe we're not doing enough in government to support people in need - but having my contributions in...

This is really clever. Two questions: does it support RSS, and is there a data export?

Using it daily in an early-stage tech startup, part in-person, part remote. Already helping with communication. Pros: Built with empathy, care and attention for building a highly functional team culture. I easily get my team's productive and emotional pulse. Cons: Some more functionally-minded team members may onboard slowly, but if you lead by example, they come around fairly quickly.

I am delighted this exists. Looking forward to trying it this morning - it serves an enormous need for me. Thank you!

It's beautiful. I have a copy, and it's a wonderfully positive reminder of what is truly great about America - despite the negative discourse right now.

When considered together with recent essays by Paul Graham and Mark Suster, among others, it's hard to ignore a growing uneasiness about the Internet economy's effect on society at large. I think these are important questions, not just for those of us who work on the Internet, but for everyone touched by its products and business practices. I have huge respect for Douglas; I've preordered this,...

An amazing way for local media to create better stories. I enjoyed this interview on Current.org's The Pub podcast: http://current.org/2015/06/the-pub-22-curious-city-creator-jennifer-brandel-goes-national/

I'm so glad this exists, providing much-needed analysis on subjects that don't get enough. Its coverage keeps being brought up, for example by Marc Andreessen last night: https://twitter.com/pmarca/status/610714188135010304

Hi there! CEO here. Happy to answer any questions! We're excited about Known Pro because it's one of the few tools that lets you truly own and move your data at any time - as well as being easy to use, mobile-first and a lot of fun. We also have a version of Known for universities, allowing them to give social websites to all their students.

We're really excited about launching publicly this week! Here's an article about us from Gigaom: https://gigaom.com/2014/09/11/indieweb-advocates-launch-known-so-bloggers-can-be-social-and-still-control-their-content/

Teachers have such a hard job. My mom was a middle school science teacher, and had a hard time finding videos she could actually use in the classroom. This is brilliant.