Nugget One

@anvanza Thanks so much for the feedback - let me see if I can help! - All pages on the Nugget website are served via https, so I'm wondering how you got an insecure login page. Are you able to replicate? - Looks like your validation email went through no problem, but let me know if you didn't see it. It usually sends within a minute of signup, but the "up to 10 mins" note is just to cover us in case of a slow-down. Perhaps we should update that message to "a few minutes" to be more accurate. - Thanks for your last note about Ajax - we'll be looking into it. Again, thanks for the input and ask us anything! I see you're a project manager too, so you know how it goes with rolling out new stuff and getting that first wave of feedback - keep it coming :)

@anvanza A follow up on this. We figured out what the issue was. There was a template config variable that said http instead of https and it was erroneously putting http as a link in the email. The good news is all requests are forced to be https so even if you clicked that link it ended up as https. Anyway, now the error is fixed and emails will be sent out with https links all round. Thanks for catching this!

@cuongbkit Thanks so much for your post. I think the main difference is that each idea on Nugget is submitted by a customer who has a real problem they want to pay to get solved. For example, none of the ideas start out from someone saying "I've got a cool idea".

@justin_vincent I mean, why do people choose Nugget without choosing anything else, know that other products are free?

@justin_vincent @cuongbkit Hi Richard, on Nugget, the business ideas are free, just like the ideas are free in the competing community that you launched over at Youngstartup club. But, we all know that business ideas mean very little unless the startup founder gets in touch with actual customers and finds a way to solve their problem. Even then, even after finding potential customers, the hard part is still in front of the maker. The hardest part is doing the meaningful work of making daily, relentless, undeniable, and oft-frustrating incremental progress toward solving the customer pain. Nugget helps with this stuff, the truly hardest part. Customers who choose to upgrade from Nugget's free plan get help with the hard work of building consistent momentum toward launching and growing their sustainable business. Sure, these startup communities are popping up a lot these days (I'm a member at WIP.chat, for example, as well as FounderCafe, Nugget and several others), but I think that's a good thing. Because these communities aren't one size fits all. Find your tribe, wherever they are. It's better for startup founders to have more choices, not less, so they can find whatever support they personally need to help them take the next steps in their journey.