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@productpearson Also reminds me of Sensay which has been around for a while.

@nickabouzeid Hey there. Thanks for commenting. In sensay you talk to a bot that conveys other users but it's not a one on one chat experience. But more important is the smart matching we do. We worked 2 years to create an engine that automatically understands users from their social signals and matches user questions with other users that probably know the answer. We are still fine tuning the beta so it's not perfect yet and naturally as a big data play, the more users the better the accuracy will be but its very exciting!

@kaushalvyas010 launching isn't a one time event. 😅

@nickabouzeid that's my thought.

@productpearson we're a lot more individual-focused, but will probably have similar functionality in the future (Ask Molly a question, and she'll find the right person or people who can or have answered already). It's good to have more folks working on this problem!

@aziz_k Hey, you can edit what you approve in the facebook screen that appears after you login. We use the requested data to match people with questions. The more data we get, the better matching you will get... Likes and posts are the minimal requirements. To explain the education history: If someone asks about specific courses in a university you attended, the question will get to you because you provided that information by approving education history...we mean well :)

@aziz_k I just saw the Gboard keyboard on my iPhone did a terrible job so i edited my answer.

@joao_caetano Cool - ill update here when we do...