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Might not be a bad idea to put a little more effort into getting me to give up my email address.

Locally, it listens for the wake word. Only after it recognizes the wake word, and while the blue light is spinning, is it listening.

So, stop at this restaurant, get the grilled cheese, get out? Ok, foodies, thats a big value add.

So what determines 'good'? Reviews (internal, your staff)? Reviews (external, public entry)? Department of Health scores (ok, this might actually be a viable app idea)?

I've visited restaurants with 5 star reviews, and hated the food and the service. I'v visited dives (according to others) and met amazing owners, ate great food, and it felt like I was part of the family. (thats here in the States and also abroad)

There is a risk to life, the risk of 'choosing a bad place' is part of life. IF the idea is to find something different and new, our family does this when on the road...

When we determine we are hungry, we get off at the next exit or town. The rules: 1. we eat at the first restaurant we come to that hasnt been veto'd 2. all vehicle occupants have 1 veto per meal 3. I get a final and unchangeable veto purely on health and safety.

Process offers pretty much what you elevator pitch offers, but without the deals. To me, that means, you need to up the value add someplace.

If I'm hungry, I get food. I don't open up an app or visit a website. This isn't a mortgage level decision, or a 6 month car insurance coverage decision. This is a NOW decision.

How are you different from 4square, or google maps (suggestions near you) other than the 'deals'?

Create an app specific password just for the game. Some very early Ingress players had to do that. No rhyme or reason to why one account will work, others wont.

I'll bite.

1. Yslow gives the main page a Grade D. I only ran the test AFTER I visited and it 'felt' slow. If you managed to get first time visits, this would most likely turn users away.

2. I don't see any analytics on the site. Without analytics, you have a limited picture of who does visit, and where they come from, possibly what they have done. Server logs handle a little of this, but nothing beats analytics.

3. I'm in Georgia. Thats not 'new york, texas or california'. You have nothing to offer me if I visited. So, you ask why this hasn't gotten traction? Because you have limited an already limited set of forums even more. A subset of a subset, if you will.

4. Browser forward/back behave oddly. Work down into a city, then hit the back button, and you don't actually go up a level, you leave the site.

5. City sorting is also odd. Spaces are a relevant char. Sanderson and Sandia should not be between San Benito and San Diego

The key take away is the part of the plaintiff's filing that seems to want to redefine 'register' to include 'renew'.

In addition to chartjs which has already been mentioned, we like http://www.highcharts.com/

Free for non-commercial, $99 per website, and about $500 for most other uses.

The API is clean and easy to learn. Their support has always been top notch for us.