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Show HN: ReadBoard – Change the Way You Converse on the Web (Private Beta)

readboard.io

And here is the link for HackerNews community to directly sign up.

https://www.readboard.io/signup/hackernews

I really appreciate your feedback and support.

The price, my email address, is too high relative to the value the site provides...which is at this point consists solely of demanding an email address.

Good luck.

I understand your reluctance to give the email address. Did you check the video?

No.

When the first priority of a site is to collect my email, usually I'll have spam to manage for anywhere from a few weeks to many years. Whatever reason I have for visiting a site, it's pretty much never because I want to receive emails from it.

[generically] Email harvesting is a red flag for me. Watching the video before signing up, doesn't change that. It just means investing more time in a site that doesn't prioritize on it's users.

Some bars are worth paying a cover charge. Most aren't.

Good luck.

Alright. I hear you. Following link may help you decide if this bar is worth paying a cover charge! :)

https://www.readboard.io/about

You can also directly sign up using following link.

https://www.readboard.io/signup/hackernews

So what is it? Some kind of sentiment analysis helper or a link service?

ReadBoard enables meaningful contextual conversations on the Web amongst colleagues, friends, family, and web users. The conversations are public-by-default.

The mission of ReadBoard is to bring all the conversations happening on the Web at one place so to become the default destination for millions of people looking for interesting content on the Web everyday.

The vision is to build the largest community of like-minded readers and thinkers on the Web.

https://www.readboard.io/about

So what is it?

OK let me put this in other words.

"ReadBoard is the best place to find the most interesting conversations on the Web right now."

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