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Show HN: Revboat - startup Q&A community
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#3I know of two active stackexchange sites for startups: http://startups.com and
http://answers.onstartups.com
To compete I think you'll need a better design and really good content. Just seeing one "test questions" is not a good first impression. Good luck!
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#4I know of two active stackexchange sites for startups: http://startups.com and http://answers.onstartups.com To compete I think you'll need a better design and really good content. Just seeing one "test questions" is not a good first impression. Good luck!
What do think about the idea of pivoting, and making it a board to display YC/Seedcamp-like questionnaires?
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#5I know of two active stackexchange sites for startups: http://startups.com and http://answers.onstartups.com To compete I think you'll need a better design and really good content. Just seeing one "test questions" is not a good first impression. Good luck!
What do think about the idea of pivoting, and making it a board to display YC/Seedcamp-like questionnaires?
i think...you have a ways to go.
Re: Show HN: Revboat - startup Q&A community
#6I know of two active stackexchange sites for startups: http://startups.com and http://answers.onstartups.com To compete I think you'll need a better design and really good content. Just seeing one "test questions" is not a good first impression. Good luck!
What do think about the idea of pivoting, and making it a board to display YC/Seedcamp-like questionnaires?
The current design is going to turn people away. The kind of people who would use a startup, seedcamp, etc questions site are the kind of people that expect good design and UI. It needs a lot of work.
What about turning it into a boating questions site?
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#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
What do think about the idea of pivoting, and making it a board to display YC/Seedcamp-like questionnaires?
The current design is going to turn people away. The kind of people who would use a startup, seedcamp, etc questions site are the kind of people that expect good design and UI. It needs a lot of work. What about turning it into a boating questions site?
Simplicity is not stupidity. This board is pretty basic too. Q&A is a crowded space.
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#8Great, yet another Q&A site...
I would recommend asking yourself: What does Revboat offer that other Q&A sites fall short on?
Also, you NEED to hire a designer. The current design is offensive to the eyes.
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#9Great, yet another Q&A site... I would recommend asking yourself: What does Revboat offer that other Q&A sites fall short on? Also, you NEED to hire a designer. The current design is offensive to the eyes.
hmm, do you find the basic http://www.question2answer.org/qa/ theme as bad?
What do the other ones not offer? I like the idea of having due-diligence on startup questions... like what YC partners do..
Re: Show HN: Revboat - startup Q&A community
#10Great, yet another Q&A site... I would recommend asking yourself: What does Revboat offer that other Q&A sites fall short on? Also, you NEED to hire a designer. The current design is offensive to the eyes.
hmm, do you find the basic http://www.question2answer.org/qa/ theme as bad? What do the other ones not offer? I like the idea of having due-diligence on startup questions... like what YC partners do..
First of all, build a custom theme. Downloading a pre-built Q&A PHP script and throwing it up on your server takes virtually no skill/work and visitors can sense this lack of effort within milliseconds of the first page loading...
Also, how is your site better than the YC area of Quora, for example?