If I understand the idea correctly you have two sources of input: users inputting links to new web shops and polling existing web shops.
If a user asks enters a product that is already in the database and you already have a better price, notify him in a mail a few minutes later that you have a better price and he will be impressed.
If a user enters a product that is already in the database and he has a better price, -send the first user a notification.
Additionally you will habe a growing number of sources for anything tjat you can poll and mine.
Yes, you're right, so crowdsourcing is appropriate to say. The second option, "If a user asks enters a product that is already in the database and you already have a better price, notify him in a mail a few minutes later that you have a better price and he will be impressed", is a little longer than a few minutes right now but we will improve that very soon.
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If I understand the idea correctly you have two sources of input: users inputting links to new web shops and polling existing web shops.
If a user asks enters a product that is already in the database and you already have a better price, notify him in a mail a few minutes later that you have a better price and he will be impressed.
If a user enters a product that is already in the database and he has a better price, -send the first user a notification.
Additionally you will habe a growing number of sources for anything tjat you can poll and mine.
Yes, you're right, so crowdsourcing is appropriate to say. The second option, "If a user asks enters a product that is already in the database and you already have a better price, notify him in a mail a few minutes later that you have a better price and he will be impressed", is a little longer than a few minutes right now but we will improve that very soon.