darklrd

I am not surprised. IMHO, MailChimp as a product has not been making sense for email marketing for a while now. I moved out of it around 6 months back.

Now, in the light of all these changes, it is going to be a wake-up call for a lot of other users especially the ones whose core use case is indeed email marketing.

Btw until I read this article - I was not aware of the details around "Additional Charges"!

Thank you for sharing the link.

This is awesome! Are there any plans to launch in Delhi region as well?

This is awesome! Can't wait to use websocket compression.

Wow. This is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks a lot for creating and sharing this list.

It's a great guide with excellent suggestions along the way. I would suggest adding few links on React Optimization to it. A guide on how to break React components and how to implement store/state once you start to scale would be very helpful. :)

I wonder if the pricing structure would remain same for long.

Amazing concept.

I wish bootstrapped startups were also eligible.

Yup. How would Skype fight this?

Congratulations! Amazing tool.

This is amazing.

Very interesting!

It seemed like not feasible when I heard about it. The way they have approached every obstacle along with extensive testing - it's commendable.

Three lettered domain name is really cool. Great product. Congratulations!

Truly, a very motivating story.

I agree with you. Everyone makes a mistake once in a while. To be successful, you should learn from it.

This has helped me many a time to generate test data-set.

They seem to have an automated review process unless the extension is flagged for manual review. Source - https://developers.google.com/chrome/web-store/faq#faq-gen-0....

Amazing work! :)

At first glance, it seems very similar to chess.

Regarding #2, it may be good to search for people/friends who are good listeners.

Very beautiful put and aptly said. And, yes in the end, it's worth the reward.

Yes, I agree with you, I don't think there is much specially in startups (although I don't have any proof to support this claim).

So true, in the end, it's not pg's fault if there is sexism and racism in the tech industry. They are doing their bit to improve the situation. Others should also try and do the same.

You may not be able to make everyone happy always. Instead of suing your customers for negative comments, it may be better to try and improve your product/service.

I think Google+ auto sends an invite when you add someone to a specific circle.

Yeah, I really love the ticket based support provided by Linode. They reply within two minutes every-time! :)

Ditto.

I missed the fact that each link has multiple screens and you need to "scroll". I was clicking on one section at a time. Otherwise it's awesome.