Brandon Hyman

This sounds like an interesting concept, but I find it concerning that there's no privacy or security information anywhere on the site. Where can I find this info?

Do recipients have the ability to opt-out of future messages from the sender?

Can we please stop naming design/product services the same thing? Look around the space and see if there's already a well-used tool that could reasonably be confused with your product.

If this functions the same as Square Cash's pre-paid card, I think it's a step away from predatory"features" like over-drafting. And making these temporary holding places for money more useful helps get around archaic multi-day waiting periods to access your own money.

Love the changes coming in this space. So many smaller movies don't do well because it's simply too costly to see multiple movies in theatres each month. Subscription models will allow families more leeway in being able to take a chance on a film that they may have been unable to afford in the past.

Great to see another tool focused on scalable and better email design. That said, I haven't seen many tools (even MailChimp) provide tools to help businesses understand how to send BETTER email. There are countless well-designed emails I've received from startups (sent via MailChimp) that are clearly sent by teams that have no clue about their audience or how to send effective emails. Proper...

Overall cool product but have no idea why a login is required and I'm hesitant to give any information to this site. Pros: Interesting top-level view of talk about various coins Cons: Requires login for current data. 24 hour delay without an account is a lifetime in crypto...

Should we discount the work of hundreds or sometimes thousands of people because of the failings of one individual involved in a show or movie?

Products like these cause people to devalue email and makes email worse for so many. Instead of encouraging thoughtful, user-focused communication, tools like these encourage user-hostile practices, which @parttimesnob lists as features. 1. Blanket auto follow-ups encourage people to "spam until they unsubscribe," abusing email's intimacy 2. Integration with a spreadsheet encourages the use...

I don't buy this notion that we spend too much time on our phones. There are stupid things people do on their phones, but it's not a fault of the device. People will continue to do stupid things and disassociate from other people. Rather than harking back to a time when people didn't carry computers in their pockets, we should focus on integrating these devices into our lives. That said, this...

Is there something like this for any twitter user?

Very cool! I've been signing up for so many accounts/newsletters over the years to see what these sequences look like across companies. Is there any way to request/submit new ones?

I feel like a publisher-funded platform would work better than a reader-funded one. Paying $5/month for everything adds up quickly and it's much easier for a reader to stop reading premium content than it is for a business to stop publishing where they earn a ton of traffic. What makes Medium valuable as a reader is that content is available, shareable and curated. What makes Medium valuable...

This looks interesting. Is there any way to try out the editor without singing up for a plan? There are a lot of email editors out there claiming to produce good code, but very very few of them actually do.

Very exciting way to view person to person emails. How does the app handle group messages where a participant leaves or enters the conversation later? This is a common issue that's not handled consistently in a lot of email clients currently.

I like the idea but I don't understand the need for the physical device. Couldn't the app just sense when you're getting up or where you are through your device and send you healthy reminders?

Cool idea. I'm having trouble finding email for major us brands, but I assume more brands will come in time. How will you handle topic/industry searching like Really Good Emails does? A search for ecommerce now only pulls up emails from a company called ecommerce.

It's not a good sign when your company is pushing a responsive email builder for marketing and transactional emails when that company's transactional emails are neither responsive nor do they render properly across clients (specifically Outlook). I wish this were more like MJML in that it could be used easily for other ESPs. That's the problem with most o these builders is that they're tied to...