I can fairly confidently say that I have never thought -- and I am almost never likely to think -- "Hey, you know what I need? A social network that tells all my friends when I get a colonoscopy."
The premise of Prime is that the network would be a much smaller subset than, say, your Facebook friends. I know that's been said before and perhaps left by the wayside, but we really think it will hold true in this case (that your Prime friends will be family members and dearest friends). Looks like we need to communicate that, and the fact that every share is opt-in, more clearly.
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http://stayinyourprime.com/img/screens/primeLaunch.png is a particularly hilarious example of what's wrong with that concept that health is social.
I can fairly confidently say that I have never thought -- and I am almost never likely to think -- "Hey, you know what I need? A social network that tells all my friends when I get a colonoscopy."
The premise of Prime is that the network would be a much smaller subset than, say, your Facebook friends. I know that's been said before and perhaps left by the wayside, but we really think it will hold true in this case (that your Prime friends will be family members and dearest friends). Looks like we need to communicate that, and the fact that every share is opt-in, more clearly.