I hope you find users for it, but I wouldn't know where to start looking. Maybe people who are already liveblogging.
There are also these public Slack channels from open-source projects and whatever. Maybe these people will be interested in having a public channel instead of asking every single visitor to create an account and possibly spam the network.
On the Stellar (the crypto-network) public Slack channel, for example, they were having a lot of problems with scammers and thinking about making the channel private, that would make it inaccessible for any interested casual visitor, a problem that your tool could solve.
I've been building this app for a few months. I spend all day in Slack and wanted a way to publish content to a public page. I've used it to liveblog conferences and events.
I hope you find some value in it. I'd love any constructive feedback and this is a new product and I'm still determining where to go with it.
This looks really cool. More and more OSS projects are using slack for coordinating development as well as providing support. This makes it faster and simpler than forums but removes all search engine indexing. Maybe your project could help solve that problem.
I hope you find users for it, but I wouldn't know where to start looking. Maybe people who are already liveblogging.
There are also these public Slack channels from open-source projects and whatever. Maybe these people will be interested in having a public channel instead of asking every single visitor to create an account and possibly spam the network.
On the Stellar (the crypto-network) public Slack channel, for example, they were having a lot of problems with scammers and thinking about making the channel private, that would make it inaccessible for any interested casual visitor, a problem that your tool could solve.