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#3Why allow hiding predictions? That means I can make a bunch of predictions and only reveal the ones that were right.
EDIT: That is exactly how it works. They write " There is no way to edit or delete a pok after you save it".
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#4Why allow hiding predictions? That means I can make a bunch of predictions and only reveal the ones that were right.
Additionally, the creation screen proclaims:
> There is no way to edit or delete a pok after you save it
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#5Have you figured out how to promote it (that's what stopped me from implementing the thing)?
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#7Feature request: User groups and pok access levels. Restrict pok access down to a given set of users. I imagine that a large share of the pok volume does not (and should not) concern the wider public. For example, I could have a group with my buddies, and register a pok wrt my best friend breaking up with their partner.
This group concept could be exploited in the form of a plugin that can be hooked on Slack rooms or WhatsApp groups. Every time a pok is unsealed the Futuure bot could notify the room, letting others congratulate you upon a successful prediction (or the inverse).
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#8Sadly, a list of hashes isn't that interesting. So it's not that interesting to read current list.
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#10Congrats on releasing it! The same idea was on my todo list for almost a decade:) Have you figured out how to promote it (that's what stopped me from implementing the thing)?