@sobedominik So I see it as just another competitor. I got first mover advantage, they got access to free public knowledge that I created which is part of how I grew my product, fair enough.
I agree it hurts the community tho as folks will seek alternate way to grow instead of #buildinpublic
Building on Twitter, the pressure to ship/launch is real. I spent more than a week on product dev but still can't ship yet.
Can't blame anything other than myself. It hurts but I try to be transparent, (part of #buildinpublic I think). Gotta work harder and be more tactical!
@Twitter analytics integration is done. Now I can see all detailed analytics in @NotionHQ, write formulas, add tags, sort, filter, see different views, link to other docs.
Next up is @revue integration so that I can manage email lists and send emails in Notion. #buildinpublic
The problem of staying consistent with high-quality tweets can be partially solved by using a note-taking app, a scheduling tool, and Twitter analysis.
But this method requires too much work that many can't stay consistent doing this alone.
Start to see a common problem between people who are interested: can't stay consistent with high-quality tweets because they don't have an effective way to cultivate, plan, tweet, and reflect.
Just talked to a user today and learned so much that I decided to hold onto product dev, instead, find 10 users who would use and benefit from only 1 feature, then get back to the building.