Demonstrating best practices that you invite other people to follow requires that you properly recognize the existing best practices. And if they are conflicting then you need to say why you picked one over the other.
When you do this you set a bar for other people to join the discussion--they will need to show examples rather than asserting the color for your bike shed.
The Snapchat Pixy was an amazing drone that we loved in my family. And sad to hear that ALL of them are now recalled for fire risk.
If you missed this chapter in the drone world, Pixy was a fun yellow and very simple flying selfie machine. It had just a mode dial and a go button. My three-year-old (and anybody's) had no problem using it and having fun.
So sad to see this erased from history. And I don't know anything like it.
Can you imagine the US Treasury saying "Um, we made a deal with Blackrock and they bought all our treasuries. It's an exclusive deal and we're not letting anyone else buy treasuries now. Oh and p.s. the price is secret."
The addressable market for Mint is people that want to track their budget. They maxed out. Their only revenue model is giving you leads for credit cards based on broad categories.
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With a little more data it would be amazing. Just forward your Gmail to it and it would line up all your receipts with all your credit card purchases. Now its revenue model is Honey and giving you targeted adds for competitors to specific SKUs it knows you are buying.
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Who would be dumb enough to give all their emails to this type of company? I don't know, but there are piles of people that give out their bank passwords to "validate their accounts" with Plaid. So maybe it is not too low.