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Will Samari
@willsamari · Co-founder, Forekast
In case anyone is interested, we do a weekly email summary of the top upcoming events each week. If you don't feel like signing up for an account but still want to be on the mailing list, you can add yourself here https://forekast.com/weekly
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Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
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I like the option to set a reminder email when the future event occurs. We're considering adding a separate feed for pre-release products, in part to give these posts a place to live without overly cluttering the home feed with things that may never launch. In turn, we can send a notification once the product is available (and more). Not to steal Fore… See more
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Jonathan Tzou
@jtzou · VP, iStaging // Co-Founder, Data School
In using this the past few weeks, I've surfaced and participated in maybe a dozen online/offline events I wouldn't have discovered otherwise.
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Will Samari
@willsamari · Co-founder, Forekast
In case anyone is interested, we do a weekly email summary of the top upcoming events each week. If you don't feel like signing up for an account but still want to be on the mailing list, you can add yourself here https://forekast.com/weekly
Violeta Nedkova
@violetanedkova · Marketing Coach Extraordinaire
Hmm, at first I thought it was about 'events', but I see it's a lot more than that. So I have a question - what makes Forekast better than the competition?
For one thing, I see the layout is according to date, and I REALLY like that. I've seen other sites, who ask the users to add a future event, but you don't?