A quick suggestion : maybe make products items in the list a link instead of a div with JS onClick event (or adapt the event), so that we can open them up in a new tab instead of having to click, view, and then go back to the main list ?
I'm used to opening all the stuff that interest me in a new tab and continue scrolling, then look into them once I've finished the list.
Maybe other people do it too :)
This is by the way a pet peeve of mine. I see this all the time, and can't understand why people won't keep the default functionality of a simple link.
(No offense meant to the creator of the website we're discussing. It's the general trend of replacing fault tolerant browser defaults with JS that can break or removes standard functionality that bothers me).
One of the biggest issues with Product Hunt is that more than 60% of its users are bots [1]. Any plans for keeping your alternative from ending up in the same state?
That comparison of box plots is so stupid it made me close the tab. The "bot"'s comment activity has three peaks: Morning, lunch and quitting time. Congratulations, you "detected" a human pattern.
I had a similar idea for a while. Happy to see someone is actually doing it.
One of the main problems of PH is the amount of bots and fake accounts. Any plans of fighting that?
PH is still a great platform for visibility since it gets tons of traffic.
It’s not a good product itself, with too many obvious bugs. The first issue was that I couldn’t log in with my Google account, and it redirected to an invalid page. After waiting for two days, it finally worked. Later, the scheduled product kept showing as pending, even though the set time had long passed.
Congrats on the launch! Are you addressing any specific issues with product hunt? Would be nice to see those on the homepage, as it’s not clear from the website copy what the advantage is.
I used to love it so much but I stopped when the feed became more algorithm based (looks like they reversed much of that though). There's just a whole lot of noise to sift through now regardless. 80% of products seem end their description with "with AI". I just think the maker spirit that was previously present is hard to find now.
Nickydigit|1 year ago
A quick suggestion : maybe make products items in the list a link instead of a div with JS onClick event (or adapt the event), so that we can open them up in a new tab instead of having to click, view, and then go back to the main list ?
I'm used to opening all the stuff that interest me in a new tab and continue scrolling, then look into them once I've finished the list. Maybe other people do it too :)
Brajeshwar|1 year ago
But many a front-end devs these days seem to have skipped basic HTML altogether! Recently, there was https://htmlforpeople.com
Start with the default HTML, and then add the ornaments on top.
LaundroMat|1 year ago
(No offense meant to the creator of the website we're discussing. It's the general trend of replacing fault tolerant browser defaults with JS that can break or removes standard functionality that bothers me).
mrsegev|1 year ago
log_e|1 year ago
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maeil|1 year ago
[1] https://wakatime.com/blog/67-bots-so-many-bots
notachatbot123|1 year ago
mrsegev|1 year ago
semanser|1 year ago
PH is still a great platform for visibility since it gets tons of traffic.
mritchie712|1 year ago
what's the idea? looks like a less polished PH.
Brajeshwar|1 year ago
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MavisBacon|1 year ago
walugiaer|1 year ago
"Show HN: I'm building a Product Hunt alternative: it's launching today"
digitcatphd|1 year ago
MavisBacon|1 year ago
potamic|1 year ago
mrsegev|1 year ago
synotna|1 year ago
Please consider fixing that middle click opens in a new tab
dubesar55|1 year ago
mrsegev|1 year ago
Also, poroduct orders are randomized to ensure fairness and eliminate popularity contests.
And finally, no VC money that influences what visitors get to see on the home page. Simply cool products.
sanp|1 year ago
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