This isn't surprising to me. I'm on Topamax as an appetite suppressant & I notice a similar effect. A lot of the time a Soylent will do the trick, or a small snack that can't even be considered a meal.
I'd like to be able to simply vote for a product. If you already can, I'm missing the UI where you can do that. There's a cool one for a woman that I wouldn't use but is so good I want to vote for it.
I like it. I've wished for something like it in the past. I'd like to see it get widespread popularity.
Some things:
I set my price at $100 per use, but I see there's a $20 per year in my listing along with it. Not sure where that came from.
Also, location info would likely be helpful- if someone opens/starts my idea elsewhere that's great for elsewhere, but doesn't help me.
At the bottom of the page where I'm scrolling through the list of tiles I can't tell there's more unless I scroll or I look at the scrollbar. The way the footer blends together at the bottom now doesn't look right to me.
I think the header should be locked like the footer is so when you scroll it stays visible, the part with the tags, not the account one. Maybe if the account one were to become visible on scrolling up from anywhere, but the tags one should stay locked visible like the footer is.
I think the items in the footer belong at the top.
This seems like the kind of thing where RSS feeds would be helpful to keep people up to date on trending stuff.
I was thinking about the ideas I can work on at free time, and realised they are all not very good, so I decided to work on this project:)
I agree that these listings can be a bit confusing. I set up some simple maths to convert everyones expenditure into revenue per year. So let's say if you put 10$, 2 times a month instead, it would calculate 10$212months = 240$/year, and would sum up over all users that subscribed to the idea.
Since you picked 100$ 12 times per life, I just assumed that you would live around 60 years more (could be optimistic or pessimistic assumption, depending on your age and where you live), which results in 100$*12 times/60 years= $20 per year
It gets even more confusing for ideas that involves monthly subscriptions. Like, let's say I use Netflix once a day, how much am I ready to pay per use? I would put like $15, once a month just to not do mental calculations
If you were to build a WiFi digital picture frame that periodically displayed top entries from https://old.reddit.com/r/Cinemagraphs/, I for one would want to buy one. Or three.
$5/month is rather minimal, IMO. I was happy with Prgmr @ their $20/month service level.
Customer service is supposedly minimal with them, in accordance with their motto: "We don't assume you are stupid", but were helpful the few times I needed it. A bit slow maybe, but problem solved well within a week. (Turns out Rsync.net's ssh console has limited bash commands available, so Prgmr's wiki instructions to dd my disk there didn't work)
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