I was not expecting my product, Kinverse, to be among the top 3 today! If you are a member of Uneed, any upvote or comment would make a difference! Thank you! đđ
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When you hear a brand name called Kinverse, without any foreknowledge, do you associate it with something, or does it evoke certain feelings, certain mental imagery?
Would love to know your ideas. Obviously, there is no wrong answer.
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Kin in the Southeastern US if family or folk. So I would guess it was something along those lines. Â
Yes. I wanted to combine something as close as a kin, as something as vast as a universe, thus Kinverse. đ I wanted to launch an online community and a mobile app for making intentional friendships, but reality struck in the form of the enormous risks associated with bootstrapping such a startup, so I put the idea in my archives.
Maybe sometime in the future, you can pick it up again or pivot it somehow. It sounds like a great idea.  Check out how postcrossing .org manages to do it around a specific theme or niche. Â
Three days ago, I decided to resurrect Tribevibe.
If anyone is curious to join, itâs an invite-based community, so here is a public invite link.
I have no expectations of success, as itâll take tens of thousands of members to just get some global reactions. But itâs free, so who knows, perhaps it might fly at some point next year. đ
So, feel free to join! At least you'll be one of the founding members.
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Design experts say: Never justify text on web. Itâs bad for readability. Yet in CSS we have hyphens: auto; for ages, and it does the job so well.Was not justification and hyphenation the whole point in the print industry to maximize readability? Here is an example.