Snipd is testing Stripd.com (sexy version of Snipd) for private or very public groups

I like sexy women, but I hate the picture of the floozy in the lower right fixed div. It says, "Stripd views sexy as drunk, dumb, and missing shoes." What word do you think comes to anyone's mind after "knock-kneed"?<p>But this may be a better idea than trying to rid the Internet of ads (the Stripd alpha business model).

Friendly notice - if you're at work, this might be NSFW.

oh man. I love the idea of iteration but I think there are times in which it's time to move on to a new idea.

Hey Alex, long time no speak! Here's some quick feedback.<p>I have an incentive to collect these images and occassionally share them with friends. However, I don't think I have an incentive to start doing it on a group basis. This alone prevents me from using the site. I think the danger of this far outweighs the benefit that groups bring (getting cliques on the service in one shot). I think making this an individual thing and giving an option to share is a better way to go.<p>Also, I don't think I'd mind if the images I collect show up on the front page anonymously. This gives huge incentive for people to come to the site and just browse. I know you have public groups, but the group thing doesn't work well for me.<p>Keep on trucking!

Haha. I had created something fairly similar to Snipd a while back called CommonplaceLog.com (a commonplace is basically a 15th century scrapbook).<p>I've since abandoned the project but it's still online. Cool to see someone pick up the banner though.

Hi Alex. I agree that browse functionality could be killer here. The girl stuck in the right corner on the groups page is irritating and unnecessary even on the front page.<p>If you have a more open browse view, do add subcategories and an opt-in for different categories (s/categories/tags/g ? Whatever the cool kids are using these days.)<p>In any case do not show pictures on the groups page. Trust me here.<p>Good luck!

I know many people deem Python as sexy, but when you start calling Python error screens sexy I think you have a problem.<p>Serious commentry will resume after the blip.

Hrm, it is similar to how there are always bikini clad women at tech conferences. I wonder where that chapter is in your standard marketing book.

It would be great if you can warn the users it is NSFW in the title itself, when you post such links.

This is brilliant.