[atroche]

I think you're exploring an important space here. Good luck!

Also, the video essay you made about this (https://youtu.be/zgA4GzRsldI for anyone interested) is incredibly well-produced. I was expecting it to be someone mumbling over a screencast, but it's the total opposite.

[skoodge]

I had read through the page and figured that it's probably not for me, but then decided to watch the video based on this comment and it is absolutely amazing! It is not just incredibly well-produced, but at the same time whimsical and a poignant commentary on the current social network landscape.

Some people might be put off by the video's style and it's definitely not in the vein of the typical startup product launch, but exactly that makes it the most memorable product launch video in a long time for me, since it's not afraid to show some personality.

[gbasin]

I felt the same. I almost never watch product videos, and I watched this one all the way through... very well done.

[TedDoesntTalk]

over-produced. not raw and real.

[h00dui]

It's fun & pretty raw. It's also a great way to talk about the intention of this product.

[dvtrn]

I see these as synonyms for: 'creative', personally. Seems 'on brand' with the rest of the site and product presentation.

[growt]

Sadly something like that will be no longer possible in Europe when the new copyright directive becomes law. But on the other hand it probably never was :(

[m3at]

How so? Citation needed.

The website state: "Fraidycat doesn't communicate with a central server - unless your browser syncs Fraidycat's settings to a central server." So it seem fine by me.

[growt]

I was talking about the video.