Review my one-night project: I Made the TSA Feel My Resistance
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Review my one-night project: I Made the TSA Feel My Resistance
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Re: Review my one-night project: I Made the TSA Feel My Resistance
#2If you're going for just a meme site it's fairly awesome. Simple, pretty, gets the point across.
If you're trying to actively promote a stand against those machines, more information would be a great addition. An about page that goes over what's happening, and a section that links to other places talking about it. Perhaps adding the ability for people to share their experiences directly on the page instead of just tweeting.
It's cute and pretty, but I think it lacks substance.
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#3And who doesn't like a dick joke about the feds? That's the point here, right - it's just a dick joke?
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#4If you're going for just a meme site it's fairly awesome. Simple, pretty, gets the point across. If you're trying to actively promote a stand against those machines, more information would be a great addition. An about page that goes over what's happening, and a section that links to other places talking about it. Perhaps adding the ability for people to share their experiences directly on the page instead of just tw…
Thanks. The main goal is just to keep people from feeling like they're alone when they opt out, and to encourage more opting out.
You're right that it's a little information-deficient. Some of that was on purpose, but I just added an "about" blurb to help clear things up.
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#5Four stars for that latex-gloved logo. =D
Re: Review my one-night project: I Made the TSA Feel My Resistance
#6If you're going for just a meme site it's fairly awesome. Simple, pretty, gets the point across. If you're trying to actively promote a stand against those machines, more information would be a great addition. An about page that goes over what's happening, and a section that links to other places talking about it. Perhaps adding the ability for people to share their experiences directly on the page instead of just tw…
Thanks. The main goal is just to keep people from feeling like they're alone when they opt out, and to encourage more opting out. You're right that it's a little information-deficient. Some of that was on purpose, but I just added an "about" blurb to help clear things up.
In that case, you need a counter of the people who opt out -- not a counter of the people who tweet about your site.
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#7+1 for the principle
+1 for the latex glove logo: make the reader feel unconfortable (ok... most readers anyway)
-1 for not having much substance past point 3
-1 for selling T-shirts: it's perception, but it sure makes one wonder if this is just a quick way to make a buck taking advantage of an actually serious issue
+1 for making a quick buck by taking advantage of a serious issue
ok, you're in the positive.. for now.