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This doesn't use the ether gas as payment, but a PoW to encrypt the message locally then sent.
Ethereum's data store will come from Swarm: https://github.com/ethersphere/swarm
With these two additional pieces it is trivial to build and conduct a social network on ethereum's blockchain.
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Anyone else have ideas on what else they could be using Daytum for?
Any time spent reviewing your idea and building even a one page "Business Model Canvas" is time wasted. Most likely the idea you initially had will not be the one that ends up working out for yea.
I feel like this article is a list of best practices for pretending to be an entrepreneur.
I like this as an alternative, "You've got an idea for a startup, now what? JUST DO IT!"
Besides cleaning up the site and making it look pretty, the MVP is very well executed. What are your plans for monetization?
Also any thoughts on building in a playlist feature to run through my entire list of songs? How about sending songs to my contacts to-do list?
Good job though!
However, I believe they have reached a point that it should start to charge. Those who see it as a value have spoken up about wanting and willing to pay.
Even though my prototype was terrible and even made the other founders laugh, they could see my level of dedication and my ability to get something done.
To me being a biz founder we need to be the scapegoat of the startup, no pride all humility and can sell the shit out of anything.
As for the people in Egypt there will always be outlets for anonymous communication. However, it won't be found on some tech blog.
Putting faces behind the comments provoke people to consider their opinions more carefully, just like we do in real life. And if you are one of those people who want to lash out, but don't have the guts to do it in face then you should just tell your best friend or keep it to yourself.
Just my thoughts.
Don't just choose an idea based on it's chances of success. Choose an idea that maximizes success vs. payout over time.
There are no data points, it is merely a tool to show what I was saying.
However, short term advertising and pricing only moves you on the same demand curve. Unless you end up converting those discount buyers.
I think Groupon is a great way to get your business known, just don't put your eggs in one basket is all I am saying.