Show HN: Responsa - Dynamic FAQs for your website
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Show HN: Responsa - Dynamic FAQs for your website
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Re: Show HN: Responsa - Dynamic FAQs for your website
#2That sounds awesome. I'm going to check it out now
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#4Amazing idea that I would definitely recommend to clients if it was multilingual. I could find anything on that in the faq (...;), what is the ETA on that?
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#5Amazing idea that I would definitely recommend to clients if it was multilingual. I could find anything on that in the faq (...;), what is the ETA on that?
You are welcome to ask that in our FAQs! Today we support english and italian and we will have a spanish translation soon (sorry I can't be more specific than that). We know this is a priority and we'll be working on it as soon as possible.
Re: Show HN: Responsa - Dynamic FAQs for your website
#6Amazing idea that I would definitely recommend to clients if it was multilingual. I could find anything on that in the faq (...;), what is the ETA on that?
You are welcome to ask that in our FAQs! Today we support english and italian and we will have a spanish translation soon (sorry I can't be more specific than that). We know this is a priority and we'll be working on it as soon as possible.
I just asked this question.
I think for the "casual user", its hard to understand that you need to login to activate that "Create Question" button. Maybe it is a good idea to have this connect buttons next to the "create question" button.
I for one was little confused, just to say.
Very cool idea btw, i'll give it a try.
Re: Show HN: Responsa - Dynamic FAQs for your website
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
You are welcome to ask that in our FAQs! Today we support english and italian and we will have a spanish translation soon (sorry I can't be more specific than that). We know this is a priority and we'll be working on it as soon as possible.
I just asked this question. I think for the "casual user", its hard to understand that you need to login to activate that "Create Question" button. Maybe it is a good idea to have this connect buttons next to the "create question" button. I for one was little confused, just to say. Very cool idea btw, i'll give it a try.
Or maybe just prompt the user to login when they hit "Create Question"
Re: Show HN: Responsa - Dynamic FAQs for your website
#8www.inbenta.com provides a similar service based on natural language processing of the users' questions through comments, email, phone and search engine queries. It is offered in many languages.
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#9Would love to see a Tour page or video with more info. I feel like I need to register an account to get a basic understanding of how it works.
It sounds like a great, idea though. Mainly as a user/consumer who often reads useless FAQs from people who just don't care.
Maybe you should get in touch with Kickstarter and use it for their project pages?
Re: Show HN: Responsa - Dynamic FAQs for your website
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
You are welcome to ask that in our FAQs! Today we support english and italian and we will have a spanish translation soon (sorry I can't be more specific than that). We know this is a priority and we'll be working on it as soon as possible.
I just asked this question. I think for the "casual user", its hard to understand that you need to login to activate that "Create Question" button. Maybe it is a good idea to have this connect buttons next to the "create question" button. I for one was little confused, just to say. Very cool idea btw, i'll give it a try.
I agree with you that the experience could be better for the casual user, in fact we are publishing an update in a matter of days to allow anonymous questions and to move the "login" phase at the end of the process. Thanks for your feedback!