Hey @ehthing - I feel like this is a rhetorical question...Of course you should send an email. 🙂

Conversion might be lower than their original intent to purchase, but at least it'll likely be something.

I've had volunteers like this on several projects, and it can work out great. I'd suggest doing some research on them (i.e. the background checks already suggested), and possibly having them sign an NDA. You can have GPT write one for you, and it would get you some more information about the person (address, real name). If they're not willing to share that, it'll be a 🚩

The page does show up in a search result 👇

I read a while ago that "inurl" was deprecated, but I can't find the proof for that. I do wonder whether it does what you think it does, it returns results with the text you give it inside the URL itself, not search for a result that's just on the site you're giving it.

"site:melies.co ai filmmaking" searches for ai filmmaking and limits the results to your website, and it does show up there.

I've got a few macOS apps and all are signed and notarised. The cost isn't that bad, and depending on your target audience, it'll help prevent a lot of confusion. If you're looking at the App Store, it is mandatory. There's also [company managed] Macs where the end user isn't even allowed to click "Open X anyway"

Get the membership and integrate the signing & notarization process into your pipelines. 😊

hey, you can put it anywhere you have ruby and a cron. I put it on an existing VM that was hosting a SaaS.

And I still use Hevy, just stopped this integration from running - as I stopped caring about streaks. 😊

Hi Shazeb,

This is how all auto complete components that I'm seen work. Why do you think it needs optimizing? If it's slow, maybe there's a database index optimization needed. 😊

Hey David,

Sounds like a good idea to help fight spam/scams. What do you want feedback on specifically?

I think it's best to use something local, at least local to where you're paying taxes. The reason is that they'll know your tax code best, and have likely direct integrations to submit your tax reports. Unless you want to get a CPA to do all that for you as well. 😉

I don't know, because I've never had to use them. 😅 There's a Discord with the dev team that's pretty active

I've been using Chatwoot for years and it's going to stay that way. 😊 Multiple channels; email, chat widget, twitter, etc. Auto responders, canned responses, chatbot integrations, and it's open-source.