Curious - I just now submitted a NYT article, with a question of whether we're imaginatively exploring the diversity of "social poetry" possible with current tech.[1] The I go back to HN "new", and encounter you. Nifty.<p>"We strongly recommend using Sixfeet with Chrome". I wonder what issues you encountered with Firefox, that you strongly recommend against using it?<p>"Continue with Facebook" or "Sign in with Google"... sigh. Perhaps I'm atypical of your target audience, but for me, that's a <i>really</i> high barrier of "do I really want to deal with this?". Brainstorming remedies, perhaps a demo video of the site in use - the desert cart showing the tempting dish, rather than just the menu sketch with its imagined potential value severely discounted by uncertainty. Or more login options. ;) I wonder if a no-login immediately-visible public onboarding lobby, perhaps with restricted hours or population thresholds, might somehow be viable.<p>A meta topic, is how to make sites like this more easily visible to their target audiences?<p>[1] <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24559210" rel="nofollow">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24559210</a>