Paul Glushak

I (albeit a bit late) commented on the HN post but got no response. Here’s my comment: The ambitious foray into messaging apps aside, a few things: - What ACTUAL, sans marketing speech, benefit does this app have over ? - Android Store button exists, but redirects you to a form to give your email. - The link here does not work. - The privacy policy states you collect and store all UGC including...

Do you think spamming people on reddit is a good marketing strategy?

The idea and ease of use of Paper Website makes for a great product and platform to expand on! Great job @tinyprojects !

Hey Aleksei! I appreciate the hard work that went into making this, but it's a very steep asking price (IMO) considering things like Editor.js (https://editorjs.io/) exist.

?makers Not sure what I think about the whole "vomit" thing, but this looks like an interesting idea! I'm not entirely sure what part usernames play here, but maybe have a list of disallowed usernames? (since I was able to user admin as username)

This looks great! I am however wondering what are the potential applications for this.

You instantly get an upvote. Congrats on the launch!

Congrats on the launch, Dante! Is there granular access control implemented?

Hey Kat! This is a wonderful idea, and albeit I'm definitely not the target audience for this, I can imagine where such a Minymon could be used. Are you also planning on introducing an API to add custom functionality to the characters?

Diary.by is a place for humans to share things with their friends, colleagues or even the world. Be the your blog, a journal, a diary or even your recipe book - anything is welcome, and it is up to you whether you want to share what you wrote with anyone. Diary.by does not have any kind of social features, ads or tracking. It's purely a place for you to write, in peace, without any kind of...

This is quite lovely! I quite like the stylistic choice. Good luck!

This is a very interesting product! Would love to see how it develops. One small thing - the logo immediately made me thing of Mixer.

This is a nice project, but I will honestly say that IMHO $25 is a bit steep for tools most of which are available for free either online or in the IDE.

Nice project! Very useful list. Question - How often is the list updated? Alternatively, can users suggest new items?

This is an interesting experiment. But if I may ask - what is the point here, exactly? What need does this project meet or answer? Is it just self-promotion to the highest bidder? Do you have some kind of distribution between commercial and non-commercial submissions?

This is based on a different project of mine called Diary.by (https://diary.by/) and was actually inspired by my wife who said that sometimes she likes to write things down to help herself process them. Notes.cx lets you do exactly that - your note lives for 24 hours and there is nothing besides a cookie (that lets you edit the note) that ties you to what you wrote.

This is an interesting product, and I'm always intrigued by alternative social networks. A couple of questions if you don't mind: - How different or similar is this to twtxt, for example? (Considering that they operate similarly, in a sense) - What about privacy and security? Which data is stored about the users? How is it used? How is it stored? - What about moderation? How will you tackle...