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@ecetweets · Product @ Mashable
Karma lets you link multiple accounts - Airbnb, Facebook, Ebay, Etsy, etc - all to a single reputation profile to verify your good identity across the web. Interesting concept if they can get adoption for it - I would have loved the boost of letting someone see that I get good reviews elsewhere when trying to rent my first Airbnb (it was a long weekend for a… See more
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Sarah Press
@spressto · Co-founder and CEO, Project Fixup
Very cool! I just signed up. For one small bit of feedback, some of the Facebook analysis content could use a little tweaking - the assessment that "After analyzing your Facebook account, we found: You don't have many friends" seemed a little harsh :).
David Waxman
@dwaxd · TenOneTen Ventures
This is so important, particularly for Craigslist, which has no notion of reputation and, consequently, is rife with flaky behavior and worse. I want to know who I’m dealing with and also get credit for being a good citizen in my own interactions. (Disclosure: I am a company advisor, but only because I believe in what they’re doing.)
Idan Shem Tov
@qruso · Founder, Eloops
Love the UI/UX, great job!
Have you thought about implementing a Karma button feature? Similar to the Like button, I think it would be super useful if people could implement their Karma score on any HTML page. Not only this would probably increase engagement, it will allow people to vouch and see Karma even without the browser extension.
Or maybe I've misse… See more
Drew Moxon
@moxon · Product, Facebook Messenger
So it's like a Klout score for good people. A social currency of trustworthiness.
This is a pretty cool concept, and something that's sorely needed on the Internet. Now that reputation and Identity are becoming important components of many web sites (at least market places, social, professional forums), the ability to trust another entity comes from reviews… See more