/diggVeterans here remember the 'Digg Effect'—when getting to the front page meant your server would melt from traffic. It was a badge of honor. Today, getting traffic is easier, but keeping it is harder. Visitors land, see a generic static form, and bounce. I built Dashform inspire
/saasI feel like my feed is just the same 5 giant tools over and over again. As a builder myself (working on Dashform), I know there are amazing tools out there that just suck at distribution. The Ask: Share a new product you found recently that is actually usable (can sign up and u
/diggHonestly, loving the clean slate vibe here. It feels like the internet used to. I had a specific feature idea that I wanted to bounce off the community. Are we gonna see support for interactive widgets/Embeds directly in the feed anytime soon? The specific use case I'm dreamin
/aidevsI'm building Dashform, and my goal is to turn the "messy reality" of user input into "clean, structured database rows"—all through a simple chat. Instead of forcing users to format their own data (drop-downs, specific date formats), I want the conversation itself to be the clean
/diggAfter experiencing numerous instances of "black box operations" due to our real accounts being "blocked", my friends and I eventually left Reddit. We chose this platform because it has transparent management logs and a focus on human-generated signals. Since we are still
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