We have tried to make it super easy to start and join a Fridge. Just enter your email to create a group. To invite folks send them the group invite URL. All they have to do to join that group is click on it and enter their email and create a password. Hopefully this is a first step in making it dead simple to bring folks in to join or crate any group that needs a bit more privacy or is just a temporary network around an event so you don't have to friend people on facebook.
> (3) is nonsense. You could ask that same question about anything ever created.
He wasn't being literal - he was saying, "This seems awesome and I wish I had this four years ago." Is this an American thing? I see it all the time in the States, but after thinking about it I don't think I saw it in Europe or Asia.
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Exactly and thanks for the feedback!
We have tried to make it super easy to start and join a Fridge. Just enter your email to create a group. To invite folks send them the group invite URL. All they have to do to join that group is click on it and enter their email and create a password. Hopefully this is a first step in making it dead simple to bring folks in to join or crate any group that needs a bit more privacy or is just a temporary network around an event so you don't have to friend people on facebook.
Three things:
1) Where is the link to the tour of the the fridge? I can't seem to find it.
2) Is there an RSS feed? Otherwise I will just forget to go there
3) Why didn't you make this 4 years ago?
(3) is nonsense.
You could ask that same question about anything ever created.
> (3) is nonsense. You could ask that same question about anything ever created.
He wasn't being literal - he was saying, "This seems awesome and I wish I had this four years ago." Is this an American thing? I see it all the time in the States, but after thinking about it I don't think I saw it in Europe or Asia.
/me bashes head against wall. Yes, of course, you're right, I should have seen that. Thanks!
You just saw it - I am in Scandinavia.