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by zenspunk
5535 days ago
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As others have already stated, you need to make the important info stand out, and cut the rest. Read a few design blogs to get some tips. Aside from that, how is tagmask different from reading your favourite programming reddits? i.e. reddit.com/r/python+django+haskell+ruby+rails ? reddit has more features, is easier to use, and has a larger community. How is tagmask going to differentiate itself? |
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1. You can block posts with particular tags. For example, you can see post with the tag "javascript", except posts with the tag "asp.net".
2. You can block posts by a particular user in case if his posts is not interesting to you.
3. Tagmask provides filtering by your personal points for a user, it's sum of your "Likes" minus "Dislikes" for a user. When it becomes less than threshold you specified, you will not see posts from this user anymore.
In other words, Tagmask main purpose is to provide only relevant posts to every user.
Another key feature is that it's fully focused on programming, so we can add to it any special features, which make sense only for programmers. For example, it supports the post type "Code snippet" http://tagmask.com/posts/add/code_snippet Feel free to submit.