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Re: Show HN: We made an addictive way to browse pictures on reddit

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

psh, who cares MongoDB has the full-blown Mongo in there and they're doing fine.

"Mongo" != "Mong" 'MongoOut' would be fine 'MongOut' is not.

at least in Germany Mongo is short for Mongoloid (Down syndrome) and is a insult.

Re: Show HN: We made an addictive way to browse pictures on reddit

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post #16
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It's probably worth noting that in other parts of the English speaking world, the word "mong" is derogatory and offensive. I'm not sure if "MongOut" is a derivative of MongoDB, but if you're aiming at a maintream global audience you might want to consider the sensitivities.

Thanks, we've got similar feedback previously, but decided to stick with the name as it was memorable. I do realize that this is something that could put people off though.

Thanks for not changing it. There are way more important things to worry about.

Re: Show HN: We made an addictive way to browse pictures on reddit

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post #66

I've been using Flipboard[1] on the iPad to read pic heavy subreddits that I don't necessarily want to see everything from but like to browse from time to time. Yahoo pipes[2] turns the subreddit's top stories .json representation into an RSS feed, and then Twitterfeed[3] posts that RSS feed to a custom twitter account which I can then follow on Flipboard. I got this setup from http://miguelrios.org/reddit-in-flipboa…

just curious why you wouldnt just use the rss feed directly?

Re: Show HN: We made an addictive way to browse pictures on reddit

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post #64

I can't imagine using this over reddpics. Their tiled interface allows me to browse posts faster than the normal reddit interface. This in contrast feels slower than either, since you can only see a single image at a time.

Or see a movie, up to 30 images per second!

In many cases a quick glance is not enough to tell what's a picture about, do you select by overall color, or what?

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