Comments on: Viral Marketing and RedGage http://leet-side.com/24/viral-marketing-and-redgage/ Thu, 05 Nov 2009 13:49:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Pedram http://leet-side.com/24/viral-marketing-and-redgage/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Pedram Wed, 22 Jul 2009 20:19:27 +0000 http://leet-side.com/?p=24#comment-4 This is a really good write up documenting why RedGage will eventually be seen as a welcomed oasis in the Internet jungle. RedGage is just not a dog eat dog world like the Internet is. We have a thriving community who genuinely wants to see your creations and even wants you to expand on them or add more; This is an alien concept on the Internet where people are constantly comparing each others "websites" and usually totally overlooking the actual content and context of the website. On RedGage what you have to say matters, and if it matters to many, it will eventually be worth some money! What better validation is there than money? As for #3... As the technical lead at RedGage, that is part of my job, and on my mind more than anything. All I can say is that RedGage will not be architected to go into a limited fashion when the usage increases. For every feature you see on RedGage there are a dozen that were refused just on this premise alone. Anyway, very astute article.. just thought I'd drop in with my 2 cents ;) Good luck with your endeavors, let us know if you run into anything, and have fun... This is a really good write up documenting why RedGage will eventually be seen as a welcomed oasis in the Internet jungle. RedGage is just not a dog eat dog world like the Internet is. We have a thriving community who genuinely wants to see your creations and even wants you to expand on them or add more; This is an alien concept on the Internet where people are constantly comparing each others “websites” and usually totally overlooking the actual content and context of the website.

On RedGage what you have to say matters, and if it matters to many, it will eventually be worth some money! What better validation is there than money?

As for #3… As the technical lead at RedGage, that is part of my job, and on my mind more than anything.

All I can say is that RedGage will not be architected to go into a limited fashion when the usage increases.

For every feature you see on RedGage there are a dozen that were refused just on this premise alone.

Anyway, very astute article.. just thought I’d drop in with my 2 cents ;) Good luck with your endeavors, let us know if you run into anything, and have fun…

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