No post body was provided.
Ask HN: Do other fields have their own HN?
1–10 of 17 posts
Re: Ask HN: Do other fields have their own HN?
#2http://www.lumberjacknews.com/
Looks like no
Re: Ask HN: Do other fields have their own HN?
#3For marketing and sales: https://growthhackers.com/posts
It's been up for a few years (and looks good!), but hasn't gained much momentum. This is one of those segments that seems to lack a certain something, that causes a community to coalesce around a central interest.
Re: Ask HN: Do other fields have their own HN?
#4For marketing and sales: https://growthhackers.com/posts It's been up for a few years (and looks good!), but hasn't gained much momentum. This is one of those segments that seems to lack a certain something , that causes a community to coalesce around a central interest.
Immediately got a weird notification pop-up. Looks exactly like how I'd expect a growth hacker forum would look like.
Re: Ask HN: Do other fields have their own HN?
#5Re: Ask HN: Do other fields have their own HN?
#6For marketing and sales: https://growthhackers.com/posts It's been up for a few years (and looks good!), but hasn't gained much momentum. This is one of those segments that seems to lack a certain something , that causes a community to coalesce around a central interest.
> looks good!
> hasn't gained much momentum.
Not trying to be arch, but the above contradicting statements tell me these folks in particular are manifestly unable to prove their own worth.
Re: Ask HN: Do other fields have their own HN?
#7Datatau
Re: Ask HN: Do other fields have their own HN?
#8Datatau http://www.datatau.com
That's quite the rip off
Re: Ask HN: Do other fields have their own HN?
#9Re: Ask HN: Do other fields have their own HN?
#10Not in this exact form.
The majority of what HN is went under the name 'trade publications', these have a community surrounding them.
Fine Homebuilding and Green Building Advisor are examples for tradespeople that I frequent.
If they had a flexible forum, agolia search and native imugr it'd be a hugely improved experience.
You should have the ability to load like a whip on a typical workstation from 10-15 years ago, your audience isn't there because of the tech or JS bullcrap. That is one thing HN got 100% right.