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Ask people you admire things you’ve always wanted to know

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Ask people you admire things you’ve always wanted to know

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Knowmail

Guys, well done! I'm using Wiselike in the last couple of weeks and it seems more easy to use. Just one thing - anyway you can support questions by SMS? It'll be amazing :)

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10yr ago

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Maker

@ariked Thanks for the nice words Arik :) Could you elaborate a bit, you would like us to support people asking questions via SMS?

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10yr ago

Knowmail

@jodoron exactly :) and also replying via SMS :)

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10yr ago

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Maker

@ariked Sounds very interesting thanks for that Arik :) we will sure check it out and see if it could fit.

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10yr ago

Stacks Accelerator

Cool, reminds me a lot of Wiselike, would love your insight on what is different! https://www.producthunt.com/tech...

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10yr ago

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Maker

@mcuevasm Thanks Mitchell, we'll take that as a compliment! A few answers to your question... We see yes.no as more of a traditional network than Wiselike, with a home feed and cross-platform functionality. A unique emphasis for us is what we do with unanswered questions and upvotes. Fans ask questions, and others upvote the best questions that they want answered too, resulting in a list of the most popular and trending questions. This in itself can be used by answerers to identify what they should be answering, as well as by us to collect questions for people who haven't yet joined, in order to bring them to the platform. On top of that, we don't allow the Anonymous asking of questions at all, we have a strict policy to maintain transparency and respect on the site.

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10yr ago

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Maker

@mcuevasm Thanks for the awesome feedback Mitchell!

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10yr ago

Stacks Accelerator

@atlantis76 Nice, thanks for that, very helpful.

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10yr ago

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Maker

@mcuevasm @atlantis76 Our pleasure, thank you for giving this detailed feedback :)

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10yr ago

NO CMO

I like the idea and love the design. Nice work guys. Do you also plan to have a community interview? Like a certain time for AMA where everyone/invited people can join?

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10yr ago

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Maker

@erez_z Thanks for the feedback Erez, Live AMA sessions are fast becoming a sensation all over. We recognized it, but we think there is a big downside as we see it - the temporariness and the volatility of the answers, we try to make a place where questions and answers "get the respect they deserve" and serve them in an appropriate way. We try to make a friction less, time less, experience of AMA's.

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10yr ago

DaphnaBI

Been answering some questions that are up there. Really like it, have been using the app. Are there plans to allow sharing answers to platforms other than Facebook? I would like Twitter especially and linkedin.

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10yr ago

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Maker

@robertwilliger Hey Rob and thanks for the feedback, yes you can currently share your answers from your profile page to Facebook / Twitter / LinkedIn, Let me know if you didn't managed. Also welcome to shoot me an email to jonathan@yes.no

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10yr ago

Bits

Is yes.no also intended for companies, i.e. ask Google anything, or ask Guggy anything? :) Seriously, can I open a company page?

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10yr ago

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Maker

@shaharyakir Hey Shahar, sure thing, at the moment we are not limiting people from answering questions as a company / npo / ngo etc.. Feel free :) And thanks for the question!

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10yr ago

Pantry

Hi guys, nice job. With the hope of Yes/No attracting the "right" people from different verticals, this could be a great way to be topic-focused and rise above the noise of other "personal" (social etc) communications methods.

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10yr ago

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Maker

@ohadaviv Thanks so much for the positive spirit and belief in our product :), What verticals would you recommend we focus on, what interests you?

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10yr ago

Pantry

@jodoron no specific ones in mind Yonatan. I think there is a great opportunity to expand beyond the immediate suspects, i.e the "tech celebs" (credit: @bentossell ;)) which are already sort of reachable on other channels.

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10yr ago

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Maker

@ohadaviv I totally agree and actually working on this as we speak :) well not this instant since we're live on Producthunt. We are building further categories and already onboarding new interesting celebs in different categories. That is the path we also believe could help build yes.no to a better product.

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10yr ago

Stairway

Congrats on the launch, this looks very promising! :) However, in what way is this concept different to the 'Sessions' that are now held frequently on @Quora, or simply asking someone on Twitter?

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10yr ago

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Maker

@cfjwilliamson @quora Hey Charles, thanks for the question! In regards to Twitter you can see the answer I just wrote to Yosi above, About Quora, you could look Assaf our CEO's words above: "We focus on the person, rather than the question. Sites like Quora help you find the best answer to your question, by sharing it with the community. On yes.no however, we want to connect you with a specific person that you have a question for. So you can ask your questions to a professor, or your favorite actor, or an entrepreneurship guru, and get authentic answers. - Time is no object. Many popular AMA services (like Reddit's) have been providing a platform for interesting people and their fans to connect through Q&A during one-off events, which don't provide an opportunity for continuous dialogue. On yes.no, users create profiles that they can come back to as and when they feel like it, just as they would on other social networking sites. "

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10yr ago

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