Show HN: Early version of a Speed Dating Community
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#12Sounds a bit like chat-roulette.
Yeah, the real effort is this site not changing into that.
Like when a group of people decides to have some fun by laughing at other people who are hoping for a date. This could happen even on a "genuine" account, because intentions of people can change. And people don't act the same when alone versus with friends.
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#14queue up does not work
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#15The queue up button does nothing on my phone. iPhone x, 11.4 in Safari
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#16Looks very cool! :)
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#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yeah, the real effort is this site not changing into that.
The problem is that it can become insincere very quickly. Like when a group of people decides to have some fun by laughing at other people who are hoping for a date. This could happen even on a "genuine" account, because intentions of people can change. And people don't act the same when alone versus with friends.
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#18Interesting concept. How do you aim to verify people?
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#19A comment on design: I'd recommend removing the large buttons for "How it Works" and "Queue up" on the landing image and instead using some visual indicator to scroll down. Scrolling down vs. clicking buttons (that just automatically scroll you down) seems redundant to me.
I saw this trend recently on various websites. Maybe it's born out of (unjustified?) fear that people don't scroll below the fold?
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#20I want to login with my own email and pass. Login with FB and/or Linked In is not an option for me.
I just had an idea whilst thinking about how I was going to respond to this -- perhaps I could do e-mail signup but instead verify the user through the clearbit/fullcontact api. Need to look into that