For those who don't know (like me, up until a few minutes ago), Watsi has a feature to allow monthly automatic donations: <a href="https://watsi.org/monthly" rel="nofollow">https://watsi.org/monthly</a><p>Currently only 84 people are signed up for it -- let's see how far up we can get that.<p>Edit: Up to 90 in an hour! That's just pure awesome.
Awesome, gave me a great glimpse of something, I'm not sure what you guys are, but it looks cool.<p>Web usability suggestion: Click as I might, I could not find a link anywhere to the Watsi home page. Call me lazy, but I still have not visited it. If there was a link to it I might have clicked on it and gone there.
This post does a great job of showing a simple truth that many people forget: when you genuinely help a person, you are also helping everyone in that person's "sphere". There is a kind of exponential echoing effect when you are good-to.
I'm not entirely sure that as a patient in one of these hospitals, I'd appreciate the (white) girl with a camera strapped to her forehead walking through the place.<p>Trading patient privacy for donations seems like a worse deal than needs to be made here.
It's always amazing to see people travel the world and make an impact. It's easy to be hyper-focused on growth metrics and silicon valley that you can lose sight of the bigger picture.
I immediately stopped reading upon the first sentence: "Our trip started with a RTY (Read This Yo) Level 1,000 text."<p>Look, I like RPGs as much as the next nerd, but there's no reason to purposefully obfuscate what you're trying to say by needlessly throwing in garbage like this.<p>And "Read This Yo"? Seriously?