It might not be! One difference between Little Fixes and 311-like apps is that I want to foster discussion among residents rather than offer a place to file complaints with the city. Most of the apps that I’ve seen don’t allow discussion. Perhaps SeeClickFix is different; I haven’t used it.
One difference that I immediately see is that I can see any actual fixes when I go to SeeClickFix’s site. When I go to Little Fixes, I do. And another difference is that I had fun building this one, and I didn’t build SeeClickFix :)
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How is this different from SeeClickFix, which is working in hundreds of cities?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SeeClickFix
It might not be! One difference between Little Fixes and 311-like apps is that I want to foster discussion among residents rather than offer a place to file complaints with the city. Most of the apps that I’ve seen don’t allow discussion. Perhaps SeeClickFix is different; I haven’t used it.
One difference that I immediately see is that I can see any actual fixes when I go to SeeClickFix’s site. When I go to Little Fixes, I do. And another difference is that I had fun building this one, and I didn’t build SeeClickFix :)
Huh, in Australia most local govts use SnapSendSolve, I assume this is a clone.