My side project
Consumer and social
wishlist and list sharing
SHOW HN2010
21points
13comments
#76of 370 in 2010
Top 21%of 2010 by points
How HN took it
CuriousMostly questions and neutral comments
0 positive, 3 neutral or asking, 1 mixed, 2 critical, out of 6 comments about the project. Thread score -0.19.
Idea: 0 for, 1 againstPrivacy: 0 for, 1 against
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What HN said
What people liked
Fun idea
From 1 comment
It's a fun idea. One thing that I immediately wanted was, when you click a list, a short form of the list. I found I had to scroll a lot to see the list in its entirety.
mcantelon on HN
Objections
Unclear use in current state
From 1 comment
You get an upvote for initiative. But, I don't see the use of it in its current state. Maybe you could turn it into a wishlist app or something and monetize it by affiliate sales…
jonpaul on HN
Design needs work
From 2 comments
Love the idea, shouldn't require logging in (Maybe it doesnt? Wasn't clear from the UI), but it could use a designers touch. Very early-twitter.
krainboltgreene on HNI suggest two things: 1. Remove login crap. No one needs to password protect a twittery-wishlist, however cool. 2. Instead have a field for name. Make it wordy, like: [name field…
krainboltgreene on HN
Login requirement is unnecessary
From 1 comment
I suggest two things: 1. Remove login crap. No one needs to password protect a twittery-wishlist, however cool. 2. Instead have a field for name. Make it wordy, like: [name field…
krainboltgreene on HN
Requests
Show a short form of lists when viewing one
From 1 comment
It's a fun idea. One thing that I immediately wanted was, when you click a list, a short form of the list. I found I had to scroll a lot to see the list in its entirety.
mcantelon on HN
Allow use without logging in
From 2 comments
Love the idea, shouldn't require logging in (Maybe it doesnt? Wasn't clear from the UI), but it could use a designers touch. Very early-twitter.
krainboltgreene on HNI suggest two things: 1. Remove login crap. No one needs to password protect a twittery-wishlist, however cool. 2. Instead have a field for name. Make it wordy, like: [name field…
krainboltgreene on HN
Questions
What is it for?
From 1 comment
What's it for?
tdoggette on HN
Alternatives named
#want (hashwant.com)
From 1 comment
This is similar to one of my side projects called #want: http://www.hashwant.com
mmmmax on HN