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Show HN: Prolifi.cc, a weekend project

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Re: Show HN: Prolifi.cc, a weekend project

#12
post #6

Where's the target group? Because the question is: how many people use twitter and don't have a blog or website?

a lot? i think it's kind of different using twitter than a blog or a website. usually this last two require mantainance, or at least, a little time spent on them. which not everyone wants to give or even cares.

Re: Show HN: Prolifi.cc, a weekend project

#14
post #11

i really like this idea! i do not have a blog but i would love to start one, and i also do not use twitter much. but like this idea. but before i would love to see some posts examples.

http://prolifi.cc/p/prolifi_cc/1-introducing-prolifi-cc

thanks

Re: Show HN: Prolifi.cc, a weekend project

#17
post #10
post #5

So. You created an application to blog and to be able to post that on twitter. I don't get why this is #3 on HN right now.

The application automatically tweets your blog post to the world, thus giving you more exposure. I don't see why you should put down his work when it actually does what it's supposed to.

what does it bring more to : post a blog on the platform you like (tumblr, blogger, your own code...) and then twit the link?

Re: Show HN: Prolifi.cc, a weekend project

#18

i really like this idea! i do not have a blog but i would love to start one, and i also do not use twitter much. but like this idea. but before i would love to see some posts examples.

So you don't have a blog, you don't use twitter. But you like the idea.

This thread is getting really suspicious.

Re: Show HN: Prolifi.cc, a weekend project

#20
post #17
post #10

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The application automatically tweets your blog post to the world, thus giving you more exposure. I don't see why you should put down his work when it actually does what it's supposed to.

what does it bring more to : post a blog on the platform you like (tumblr, blogger, your own code...) and then twit the link?

The "feature" I was shooting for is zero-signup. It authenticates you via Twitter and that's it.
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