260 karma · joined October 6, 2011
Knowing Sean and Will at least via Skype conversations, I always had the feeling they are a perfect team and make a difference to a lot of products as they try to tackle a problem. I mean a real problem.
Some initiatives do their best to improve the lives of patients with IBD. But the more empathy you have for the patients with his needs and the less you think about the market size or exit opportunities of your product, the better you might perform. While social proof in medical communities is the far biggest challenge of all, I´m convinced, they are the right people at the right time.
Maybe, the chances for patient driven innovation and exchange have never been better. Sean, Will and team - you know that our team is trying to contribute to that movement with a different idea and approach. Let´s build a beehive and feed the honeycombs with new solutions ;)
we´ve been working on this project for a while now and happy to get your feedback and questions for this very first version.
Thanks, Michael & Jermain
I think the whole website looks nice & furnished right now and underlines the community culture. Maybe you can still tune the city listings page a little? They grey containers right here http://www.airbnb.com/s/San-Francisco--CA could be improved.
@airbnb: do you plan to offer the "Wish List" in combination with a gifting function, so that a user can gift his girlfriend or whomever with X nights in Wish List place younameit? I think if you integrate that into Facebook "X just gifted Y with Z nights in this beautiful room (link) in City Awesome", it would be nice.
1. 'It's not the speed that kills you, it's the sudden stop.'
2. 'always better, never perfect.'
It took some while until I understood that the petrol head was a better philosopher as I thought.
Might be that you discover tour own thoughts in these two quotes too?
Hint: The more you want to be like YC, the less you will be like YC. nR is nR, give it it´s own shape in the communication.
and... thank you for integrating the "Follow Discussion" Button. I just updated the git right here. https://github.com/jermaink/hnfollowbutton
Renamed from "Follow Discussion" from "View Discussion" which makes more sense. Also some compatibility issues solved.
- renamed from "Follow Discussion" to "View Discussion" - improved code, thx to @TazeTSchnitzel - tested with Chrome 19.0.1084.52, Safari 5.1.3, Firefox 9.0.1
just discovered that http://nreduce.com/ is using the button
That´s why I thought about embedding a button as a link only.