I'm a new HN reader, so while I signed up (thanks!), I must admit this is the first time I'm hearing of Screenleap.
On the front page I noticed "As Seen In" ... Lifehacker. I happen to read Lifehacker so I tried to see if the logo was a link to where it was mentioned - no dice.
After a quick Google search, I found the article devoted to Screenleap (but it doesn't show up on the homepage yet, odd). I really wish websites would make those "As Seen On" logos actual links to where they were featured, otherwise, I generally don't give them much credibility.
Is there a reason why they can't be links?
EDIT: I think this is the first time I've ever signed up for an online service and didn't get an e-mail after signing up. I don't know whether to thank you, or think that people might forget they signed up or something if they don't have an e-mail about it in their inbox.
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I'm a new HN reader, so while I signed up (thanks!), I must admit this is the first time I'm hearing of Screenleap.
On the front page I noticed "As Seen In" ... Lifehacker. I happen to read Lifehacker so I tried to see if the logo was a link to where it was mentioned - no dice.
After a quick Google search, I found the article devoted to Screenleap (but it doesn't show up on the homepage yet, odd). I really wish websites would make those "As Seen On" logos actual links to where they were featured, otherwise, I generally don't give them much credibility.
Is there a reason why they can't be links?
EDIT: I think this is the first time I've ever signed up for an online service and didn't get an e-mail after signing up. I don't know whether to thank you, or think that people might forget they signed up or something if they don't have an e-mail about it in their inbox.