Nice idea. However, a few words might not be able to establish the proper context for making comments. I fear it might encourage polarized comments.
Show HN: The Social Search Engine, A crowd-sourced, anonymous social search tool
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Re: Show HN: The Social Search Engine, A crowd-sourced, anonymous social search tool
#12Nice idea. However, a few words might not be able to establish the proper context for making comments. I fear it might encourage polarized comments.
Strong possibility - I'm sure there's a way to create a system as an extension of the current one to mitigate this issue though.
Re: Show HN: The Social Search Engine, A crowd-sourced, anonymous social search tool
#13Great idea, and quality implementation! I think the main thing you are missing right now is some seed content. If I were you, I would start going through each recent search query and adding some content, even a sentence or two. People are already searching, and you're doing a great job exposing this, now there just needs to be some results, and first-visitors may not be interested in doing the work for it. I think yo…
That's a clever idea - thank you!
Agree with your take too. In fact, part of the reason I elected for anonymity & account-free comments was to lower that barrier.
Re: Show HN: The Social Search Engine, A crowd-sourced, anonymous social search tool
#14Explore comments people made is not related to my search that has no comments. Takes a while to figure it out. Anyway, really cool idea. It’s Yahoo! with the power of the crowds.
I'll be tweaking that shortly! Just released that feature last night before I went to bed haha
Re: Show HN: The Social Search Engine, A crowd-sourced, anonymous social search tool
#15Do you have a video in which you have a run-through on how to use this tool?
I don't right now - but now that you mentioned it, I'll definitely create one. Will ping you here once it's ready.
Re: Show HN: The Social Search Engine, A crowd-sourced, anonymous social search tool
#16Nice idea. However, a few words might not be able to establish the proper context for making comments. I fear it might encourage polarized comments.
Strong possibility - I'm sure there's a way to create a system as an extension of the current one to mitigate this issue though.
I am sure you will find it someday. Good luck