Ask HN: Please review my new website
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Ask HN: Please review my new website
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#3One tip... Leave the review form visible. After someone reviews the movie, save the review in a session, and redirect them to the signup (or login) page. After signup or login, save the review and redirect them back to the movie page... or even better... Redirect them back to a "thanks for reviewing page", where you can show them a list of movies that they could review.
This will exponentially increase the number of reviews that you will get, instead of forcing people to signup/login first.
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#4Are you planning to harvest tweets and other social media to help beef up your review base?
I've bookmarked your site for next time I look up film reviews.
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#5I like the layout, and colours, looks easier to find media than Blippr. Good luck.
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#6Very slick. I only ever read one sentence (from Rotten Tomatoes) anyway, so this fits my usage pattern for reviews. Are you planning to harvest tweets and other social media to help beef up your review base? I've bookmarked your site for next time I look up film reviews.
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#9The short sentence format sounds compatible with some sort of Twitter interaction. Have you considered allowing users to tweet their review and use a hash tag to reference your site and the film in question? Or have it the other way round - they can sign in with their Twitter account (or use OAuth) and their review gets tweeted. Those are just quick ideas - there must be something that can be done in this space.
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#10Sorting of reviews maybe? and you should make more stuff clickable -- like your logo for starters.