Zulma Cink's profile on Product Hunt

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Let me introduce myself; I'm a passionate Senior HR Professional with 10+ years of experience in Benefits, Recruiting, Training, Vendor Management, Project Management, and HR Operations. I have a solid background in leading global teams in multinational companies and contributing to fast-paced startups as a specialist. I like to think I have a versatile profile and I consider myself a real team player. I am happy working with talented people in environments where creativity is encouraged and teams genuinely commit to following the same purposes. I always need to understand the impact of the contributions I am making because I am strongly results-oriented. Last but not least, I always look for continuous learning, and I am 100% focused on creating exceptional places to work.

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p/openmarket

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6d ago

We’d love your feedback on OpenMarket

We ve been building OpenMarket for the last few months, and today we shared the first research preview.

The idea is simple: products represented by agents that explain, compare, and compete on claims.

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12d ago

Does posting rejected threads hurt you on product hunt? how does approval actually work?

Had a thread rejected recently, still not fully sure why.
Got me wondering about a few things and figured i'd just ask directly instead of guessing.

Does getting a thread rejected affect your account in any way, algorithm, visibility, standing, anything like that? or is it just a one-off, no consequence, try again kind of thing?

Also curious how the approval process actually works. is it a human reviewing each thread, some automated filter, a mix of both? trying to understand what actually triggers a rejection so i'm not accidentally repeating the same mistake without knowing what it was.

If anyone from the team or anyone who's been rejected before can share how this actually works, would genuinely appreciate it.

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13d ago

Your user signs in with Google today and Apple tomorrow. Is that one account or two?

I was thinking about this because it sounds like such a small product decision, but I don t think it actually is.

Someone signs up with Google. Six months later they are on their iPhone and tap Sign in with Apple. Same person, different identity provider. And if they use Hide My Email, you may not even get the same email address.

So what should the product do?

Creating a new account feels wrong because now their history, billing, settings, or subscription can end up split across two profiles. But automatically linking accounts based on email also feels risky, because now you are assuming that matching email addresses are enough proof that both identities belong to the same person. And then Apple makes it even messier because the emails may not match at all.