A/B test Facebook posts with Spark

I probably won't use an analytics product made by a company who immediately runs into a trademark suit because they're not familiar with one of the preeminent analytics solutions on the market.

Re: A/B test Facebook posts with Spark

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Post by [deleted] » Wed, Sep 30, 2015, 5:04 PM UTC

omouse wrote: post #3

Why not just write something that's worth a damn and isn't just filler?

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Re: A/B test Facebook posts with Spark

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Post by quadrature » Wed, Sep 30, 2015, 5:12 PM UTC

good luck to them on trying to rank for "spark", i have a hard enough time sifting through spark notes when looking for apache spark stuff.

Re: A/B test Facebook posts with Spark

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Post by dlandis » Wed, Sep 30, 2015, 5:21 PM UTC

whitlock wrote: post #2

I thought this was in reference to Apache Spark.

Is it using Apache Spark maybe? I'm confused, even their logo reminded me of Apache Spark in terms of color at least. There are other "Spark" projects out there as well.

Re: A/B test Facebook posts with Spark

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Post by kyubic » Wed, Sep 30, 2015, 5:21 PM UTC

As if it wasn't confusing enough with Apache Spark, there's Spark Framework (http://sparkjava.com) which also has an extremely similar-looking logo to this Spark.

Re: A/B test Facebook posts with Spark

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Post by compostor42 » Wed, Sep 30, 2015, 5:36 PM UTC

They could have an an amazing project here but fail solely because their name is already used by much more well-known projects.

30 seconds of googling could have prevented this.

Re: A/B test Facebook posts with Spark

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Post by jdpigeon » Wed, Sep 30, 2015, 6:00 PM UTC

omouse wrote: post #3

Why not just write something that's worth a damn and isn't just filler?

I agree. I still understand exactly what 'dark testing' is. Is there an audience that sees the 'unpublished page post?'