A poster suggests entering a 'vibe' rather than starting with a product that's already been catalogued.
A post says a search doesn't have to begin with a product that's already been catalogued. The author suggests entering a 'vibe' and letting the technology take it from there.
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@TheStalwartBTW you don't have to start your search with a product that's already been catalogued. Try entering in a vibe and the technology will take it from there.
@jameschamRT @TheStalwart: BTW you don't have to start your search with a product that's already been catalogued. Try entering in a vibe and the tech…@TheStalwartBTW you don't have to start your search with a product that's already been catalogued. Try entering in a vibe and the technology will take it from there.@jameschamRT @TheStalwart: BTW you don't have to start your search with a product that's already been catalogued. Try entering in a vibe and the tech…@TheStalwartBTW you don't have to start your search with a product that's already been catalogued. Try entering in a vibe and the technology will take it from there.@jameschamRT @TheStalwart: BTW you don't have to start your search with a product that's already been catalogued. Try entering in a vibe and the tech…@TheStalwartBTW you don't have to start your search with a product that's already been catalogued. Try entering in a vibe and the technology will take it from there.@jameschamRT @TheStalwart: BTW you don't have to start your search with a product that's already been catalogued. Try entering in a vibe and the tech…
