We spend over a year with over a dozen members giving constant feedback and ideas to come up with our current design. We're quite happy with it as it mirrors both Twitter and Reddit but with enough distinction to make it our own.
By all means, use the sites for a few months and learn more about our community before coming in thinking you know better than everybody else. I listen to our long-standing members and I believe they would all attest I'm very receptive to constructive criticism.
@Typo-MAGAshiv oh man the age gap is real, and it 's showing lol thanks for... whatever that was. Have a good day!
I mean look, if we want to sit down and dissect, nitpick and rip apart a product, sure, there will be a lot of faults, this applies to this shitty UI on the website and my app, so for the sake of being productive, let's not do that, but if you REALLY want to get into the details, here's just a sample of what I dislike about this website and why only boomers and people who are +40 years old will find it "good" (lol):
- How do I quote a part of your comment? Where's the UI element from that?
- Why are photos cropped, and why are replies to posts and comments are just thrown in the home page parentless? I need to click on a comment to pull up the whole thread? Why not posts and then tap the post to find the discussion?
- How do I distinguish a comment from a post being replied to in the home page?
- Where's the upvote button? Why is there a star? Is that a "favorite" or "saved" feature? Do you favorite your own comment (I noticed you did this previously)?
I could go on and on. To correct you there too, basic to me means lazy, I do not want to offend or disrespect @redpillschool (you keep tagging him, are you like hoping he hops on the conversation and backs you here or what's the point?) but basic means ugly, lazy, and unappealing, at least for me. I came here, I tried to find discussions/start a conversation and I'm just met with a barrage of comments and posts that have nothing to do with what I want.
I just can't believe how you'd see the app, you look at the website and go, "Yup, I prefer this +20 years old design". It does blow my mind, but I'm assuming it's an age gap.
Regarding the ephemeral nature of the app, valid feedback, and let me elaborate a bit more: posts and comments disappear from the PUBLIC domain, i.e no one will be able to access the comments on posts and the posts themselves except the OP, BUT they stay on your personal profile, accessible only by you, like you said, to be able to review later.
And for the love of everything that is holy: not everyone on the app will be TRP, the screenshot attached is just an example, this applies to the screenshot attached to this comment too, the advice will never 100% be TRP, so riddle me this: everyone and everything that was in the r/asktrp sub was TRP? I hope you catch this and move on already from "wHy tHe sHiTtY pOsT iN tHe sCrEeNsHoT nOt TrP, gAwRbAgE apppp!!"
Read More@Typo-MAGAshiv I think the UI here fucking rocks
hahaha oh wow :D You think this UI rocks? It's as basic as it could get haha, really no offense to anyone who put efforts into the website and its features, but this has to be one of the worst UI/UX I've ever experienced, even as a regular user, I'm not talking as a dev. The way the posts/comments/replies are organized and how many clicks it takes to get somewhere is confusing. It could definitely use a facelift.
Wrapping the website and making it accessible through a pin on your home page is one of the most basic and laziest attempts at making a "mobile" app, that doesn't count as a "mobile" app, and you have a severe exposure problem, redpillschool mentioned that not a lot of people are using the site in one of the posts you linked, and y'all are getting 5-9 likes from the guys everyday, and even though the sub on Reddit is quarantined, it is getting significantly more traction.
I understand the resistence to change and it is fine. My solution and my alternative will finally liberate this community from the underground and Reddit's shackles, App Store and Google Play Store will remove inflammatory content, my app will only say it supports TRP here, and remember, posts disappear every 24 hours, so your advice will be heard and seen in the moment and then expires forever, so Apple/Play Store will have 0 evidence that the content is TRP :D I'm trying to sell this to the world as a "wingman/dating advice" app from "real humans" but I'm TRP to the fucking core and I'd love for this community to hop the fuck on, I'll let everyone post normal content but give you boys special access to say whatever the fuck you want with minimal moderation.
Anyways, appreciate your time, happy for any further suggestions.
Read More@Typo-MAGAshiv 1) much more accessible, TheRedPill sub is quarntined on Reddit, it won't even come up on the search page, you need to type the link, the app is also more appealing for younger generations, easier to navigate, it has an instagram reels-feel to it, you scroll situations and you help brothers out.
2) I said the app will be TRP-moderated, I didn't say that everyone on it will be TRP, this means that even if some of the answers and posts are blue-pilled (exactly how AskTRP was), the TRP content will not be removed due to "Reddit rules" or whatever, men will be able to talk about SMV, spinning plates, managing an LTR, shittests, AWALT, and all that.
3) AskTRP was a great place for me personally because it was so easy to just go into reddit and drop a question, but now when I do that here I need to struggle with the shitty UI/UX and on Reddit I need to navigate the landmine that's Reddit's rules and content moderation.
Read MoreSorry forgot to mention this is not an advertisement since the app literally only lives on my PC right now :D
How do you boys feel about a TRP-regulated app that brings back the glory days of r/asktrp? I'm working on a social dating advice app right now that I'm deploying to both google and app stores, its theme, vibes and overall look has nothing to do with the TRP, but I know what TRP is and I plan on regulating it accordingly. Looking for feedback on why this is a dogshit idea I guess.
@cuztrpp Congratulations on not stepping onto the Nice Guy Orbiter treadmill with at least this one girl. As a young man in the 80s and early 90s, I did it tooooo often!
Now, work on that physique, as well as your game. Soon you can be talking/ACTING your way into the arms and pants of girls like this one, instead of talking them out of attraction like this.

