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@_ryangilbert We love ProductHunt, so it's the least we could do! :)

@dswiese :-) I totally understand you meant this as a joke, but I did want to jump in and share a few thoughts + background on how this silly idea came about. While what you shared is a popular opinion to express, there has been some really interesting applications of QR codes as of late (Rooms and Snapchat are two clever examples IMO). As you probably imagine, stickers aren’t our focus at @Stublisher. We build interactive installations, digital products and art pieces. The impact of integrating software into physical environments can sometimes be hard to measure, yet as we build out more branded experiences, measuring engagement / ROI becomes even more important. We're continuously looking to experiment with new ways to do so. Goals obviously vary based on project but generally analytics, sales conversions etc. are more sophisticated approaches, yet growing social is low hanging fruit and always a win. Snapchat continues to evolve around broadcasting and without question is becoming one of the most powerful mediums for influencers and brands to communicate with their audience. So, while the infamous QR code is a joke, when Snaptags were launched we started to brainstorm how they might be applied back in the physical world. We're particularly interested to see how Snapchat and their community of amazing creators, brands and retailers are together going to push Snaptags beyond their current capability of simply adding usernames and utilize them in new and unique ways (IRL)!

@Stublisher @kylebanuelos absolutely! The above sentiment come from many years of failed qr code implementation. I look forward to someone doing it right!

@jackdweck Crossing my fingers!

@ldesserrey Nope! Though after a quick Google search, it looks like he needs some snickers to mail. :)

@zacharycollins yeah, maybe you should display the username on the stickers. Also, why is there a black border? Just details :) How much orders so far?

@ldesserrey Thanks for the feedback! As for the black border, when we were testing, it aided with the scan-ability. Also, having a curved border and exact cutout of the QR code pushed up the price. In the end, we wanted a high quality sticker that was at the same time affordable. And we've had a few orders today, so that's pretty exciting!