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Thanks for the feedback. I am sorry that the experience was sub par due to problems on port 443. Try again.

Your other points are well taken. Design needs polish, and it needs content from a wider audience of users.

Interesting thought "wordrobe reddit". That's a one sentnce pitch right there.

Any thoughts on the name?


The intended way to make money at first is through affiliates program at Amazon. We did wanted to expand selection to other sites and even for items freely created by the user. That's in the future, there was enough to do just getting the Amazon content.

The idea is that as a login user you can create your own outfit. Other users can suggest better items either in lieu of existing ones or additional ones. As a set owner you can choose to show the suggested items.

Some of the features are not visible until you log in. I'm thinking that this should change, and instead make the non-logged user conted ephemeral, with a reasonable TTL.

Regarding the cross hair cursor, it was intended to make the user think the area was actionable, but perhaps that is a turnoff. It's hard to add a link to the set there without making the display more crowded and clutter the display.


What's wrong with the pointer cursor to make it obvious the image is a link on hover?


The server on port 443 was down, which affected the experience ( broken links). Try that again if you can.


Your up and running! The only issue I see now is your search not letting me back into the home page.


Hack: search for an empty string.


Awesome feedback. Had a problem with port 443, and so the experience was broken. Would you mind trying again and re-evaluate?


Have you considered using 3d printers to generate the press template on demand?


On the Internet nobody knows you're a dog.


I guess nobody heard that Sage goes in all fields.


No, I think the perceived question in the media and in the largely non-owners of iPhone was exactly whether iPhone 4 was a dud. If Jobs didn't defuse that question, the iPhone sales had a potential of peaking much, much sooner than it will now because new customers would be willing to sit and wait.


Note: Used RapidSSL, paid $10.95. Best lunch's worth of money ever spent. Beats GoDaddy, as no cert chains are not required.


Thanks for the info - sounds reasonable. Now I have to figure out how to make that work for hunchentoot.


Because different browsers have different set of root certificates/authorities to authenticate the certificate.


Ah. The host name on the root cert. I was thinking that the host name on the server's certificate was being referenced.


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